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PLEASE READ, SHARE, AND REPOST – URGENT ACTION REQUEST

If you want to help the people of Iran right now, please ask your audience to do the following immediately.
This does not require being Iranian, having political affiliation, or special knowledge.

WHAT TO DO (VERY IMPORTANT)

0. (OPTIONAL BUT RECOMMENDED FOR PRIVACY)
If you do not trust your regular email provider, create a Proton Mail account first.

Proton Mail:

Does not require a phone number

Can be created with any name

Offers strong privacy and encryption

Sign-up link:
https://proton.me/mail

You can use this email only for this action.

1. Copy the email addresses listed below
They belong to international human-rights organizations, UN mechanisms, courts, and investigative bodies.

2. Send ONE email (you can put all addresses in BCC)

3. Read the example email below and then write your OWN version
Do not copy it blindly. Writing in your own words and sharing what you personally know or have learned is extremely important.

4. Do NOT attach photos or videos in the first email

5. Ask for secure instructions on how to submit evidence if you have any

6. Share this instruction publicly so millions of people send emails at the same time

Mass reporting forces action, creates official records, and prevents denial.

HOW TO SEND THE EMAIL

Open your email app (Gmail, Outlook, Proton Mail, etc.)

Create a new email

Put your own email in the “To” field

Put all addresses below in BCC

Write your email

Send

That’s it.

EMAIL SUBJECT (EXAMPLE)

Urgent: Catastrophic Human Rights Crisis in Iran

IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT THE EMAIL CONTENT

The email text below is ONLY AN EXAMPLE.

Please do not copy it word for word.

Emails written in your own words, especially if they include personal knowledge, experiences, or trusted information, are far more effective and taken more seriously.

EXAMPLE EMAIL BODY (FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
Hello,

I am an Iranian citizen writing to bring to your attention the catastrophic and rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation in Iran.

According to information circulating within the country, more than 35,000 people have lost their lives. In many families, at least one member has been killed, and in many others, at least one person has been arrested. The fate of those arrested remains deeply uncertain.

Over 3,000 individuals are currently detained under conditions that place their lives in extreme danger. Reports indicate that among the deceased, some bodies have been taken for organ harvesting. Others are returned to families only after they are forced to pay large sums—approximately 10,000 euros—under coercive conditions. In some cases, authorities falsely claim that the deceased protester was a member of security forces or fabricate accusations against detained individuals, alleging they were responsible for the death, thereby exposing them to the risk of execution.

Funerals are frequently disrupted or prohibited. Families who refuse to comply with demands to pay money or make false statements are threatened with having their loved ones buried in undisclosed mass graves or, in some cases, disposed of in remote locations such as Lake Urmia.

The internet has been shut down for the twelfth consecutive day, cutting off communication entirely. Millions of Iranians living outside the country have no information about what has happened to their families and loved ones inside Iran.

There are also grave reports of children and young people being forcibly taken from regions such as Baluchestan and Kurdistan. These actions have created widespread fear and trauma across the population.

For decades, the Iranian people have lived under conditions of repression and violence. Many view the current situation as the continuation of a long pattern of systematic abuse, carried out with impunity. The actions of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, both domestically and abroad, have raised serious concerns not only for Iranians, but for regional and global security.

I respectfully urge the international community to take meaningful action, including:
- Designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization
- Sanctioning and holding accountable senior leadership responsible for these crimes
- Closing diplomatic missions that legitimize or enable repression
- Publicly condemning ongoing violations of human rights and international law

The end of the current system of repression would not only protect the Iranian people, but would also contribute to global security, stability, and harmony.

Thank you for your time and attention to this urgent matter.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]

EMAIL ADDRESSES (COPY ALL)
fidh@fidh.org
omct@omct.org
omcteurope@omct.org
info@ictj.org
OTP.InformationDesk@icc-cpi.int
media@icc-cpi.int
InfoDesk@ohchr.org
hrc-sr-torture@un.org
cat@ohchr.org
petitions@ohchr.org
TB-petitions@ohchr.org
wgeid@ohchr.org
freedex@ohchr.org
iran@ohchr.org
iranffm@ohchr.org
cidhoea@oas.org
corteidh@corteidh.or.cr
belgium@hrw.org
zurich@hrw.org
brazil@hrw.org
kenyaoffice@hrw.org
amnesty@amnesty.org
frontlinedefenders@frontlinedefenders.org
info@irct.org
info@redress.org
info@globalr2p.org
info@freedomhouse.org
info@trialinternational.org
info@guernicacentre.org
fra@europa.eu
droi-secretariat@europarl.europa.eu
info@cja.org
genocideprevention@ushmm.org
info@syrianarchive.org
contact@bellingcat.com

WHY THIS MATTERS

These emails go to international investigators, courts, and human-rights mechanisms.
High volume creates official records, pressure, and follow-up.
Silence enables abuse. Documentation saves lives.

Every email counts.

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