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Political Pressure – Taking Action When Iran Is Silenced

During periods of widespread protests in Iran, the authorities repeatedly impose nationwide internet shutdowns. These blackouts are not technical failures; they are deliberate tools used to suppress civilians, conceal violence, and prevent documentation of human rights violations.

When people inside Iran are silenced, Iranians and allies outside the country must act.

One of the most effective and lawful ways to do this is through political pressure.

Why Political Pressure Matters

  • Elected officials respond to messages from residents and voters

  • Internet shutdowns are recognised internationally as a violation of human rights

  • Coordinated civic pressure can lead to:

    • Official condemnations

    • Targeted sanctions

    • Diplomatic action

    • Support for free and alternative internet access

Who Can Take Part?

  • Iranians living outside Iran

  • Dual nationals

  • Human rights supporters worldwide

You do not need to be a political activist.
You only need to be a concerned resident willing to speak up.

Who Should You Contact?

Depending on your country of residence, consider writing to:

  • Members of Parliament / Congress / Senate

  • Foreign Affairs Ministries

  • Human Rights Committees

  • Government representatives or political parties

Ready-to-Use Letter (English)

You may copy, paste, and send the following letter.
You can personalise it by adding your country or city if you wish.

📄 Sample Letter

Subject: Urgent Concern: Internet Shutdowns in Iran and Escalating Human Rights Violations

Dear [Official / Representative Name],

I am writing as a concerned resident to express deep alarm regarding the ongoing situation in Iran.

During times of nationwide protests, Iranian authorities repeatedly impose deliberate internet shutdowns. These blackouts are not incidental; they are a systematic tool used to suppress civilians, block communication, and conceal serious human rights violations, including mass arrests and lethal force against protesters.

When the internet is cut, families lose contact with loved ones, journalists are unable to verify events, and human rights organisations are prevented from documenting abuses. Silence becomes a weapon.

I respectfully urge you to:

  • Publicly condemn the use of internet shutdowns as a means of repression

  • Raise this issue within your government and relevant parliamentary bodies

  • Support targeted sanctions against officials responsible for ordering violence and communication blackouts

  • Advocate for international efforts to maintain access to free and alternative internet services for the Iranian people

  • Engage with human rights organisations documenting violations during these blackout periods

Human rights are universal, and the deliberate silencing of an entire population must not be ignored.

Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter.

Yours sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Country / City]
[Optional contact details]

How to Use This Letter

  1. Identify a government representative or institution in your country

  2. Personalise the greeting if possible

  3. Send the letter by email or official contact form

  4. Encourage others to do the same

  5. Share this resource within your community

Where Should This Letter Be Sent? (For Residents of Wales & the UK)

To ensure real political impact, the letter should be sent through official and appropriate channels.
If you live in Wales or anywhere in the UK, it is strongly recommended that you contact your own elected representatives.

Below are the most accurate and effective options.

1️⃣ Your Member of Parliament (MP)

Your local MP is the most important recipient.

  • MPs pay closest attention to messages from residents of their own constituency

  • Every MP has an official parliamentary email address

📌 How to find your MP:

  • Use the official UK Parliament “Find your MP” tool

  • Enter your postcode

  • Copy the email address listed on your MP’s profile

📬 Common MP email format:

firstname.lastname.mp@parliament.uk

(Always verify the exact email on the official profile page.)

2️⃣ Members of the Senedd (MS) – Wales Only

If you live in Wales, you can also write to Members of the Senedd (MSs).

  • MSs represent the Welsh Parliament

  • Many actively engage with human rights and international issues

📬 Common MS email format:

Firstname.Lastname@senedd.wales

The Senedd provides an official list of MS contact details, which can be used for accurate outreach.
Priority should be given to MSs representing your region or constituency.

3️⃣ UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO)

To raise the issue at the level of UK foreign policy, send a copy of the letter to the FCDO.

📬 Official correspondence email:

fcdo.correspondence@fcdo.gov.uk

This channel is essential for requests related to:

  • Official condemnation

  • Targeted sanctions

  • Support for free and alternative internet access

4️⃣ (Optional) Welsh Government – First Minister’s Office

If you wish to involve the Welsh Government directly, you may also send the letter to the First Minister’s correspondence office.

📬 Email:

Correspondence.Eluned.Morgan@gov.wales

5️⃣ (Optional) Wales Office (UK Government)

To reinforce the issue within the UK Government structure, you may also copy the Wales Office.

📬 Email:

UKG.Ministers@walesoffice.gov.uk

✅ Recommended Sending Strategy

For maximum impact:

  1. Always email your own MP first

  2. If based in Wales, include relevant MSs

  3. Send a copy to the FCDO

  4. Coordinated sending by multiple individuals (with real names) significantly increases impact

➡️ Use the ready-to-send English letter provided in this post.

📌 Useful Links (English):

Telegram Email Bot

Using the link below, you can access a Telegram bot designed to help users easily send emails to key international and global organisations, including:

  • The United Nations

  • Internet freedom and digital rights organisations

  • Human rights organisations

  • International news agencies

  • Major technology companies

This tool allows users to send prepared advocacy and human-rights-related emails quickly, without needing technical knowledge or complex setup.

🔗 Telegram Bot Link:
https://t.me/IRAN_EMAIL_BOT

We extend our sincere appreciation to the individual or team who developed this tool and contributed their technical expertise to supporting this popular movement and raising global awareness.
(The original source and developer of this bot have not been officially identified.)

Final Note

This action is peaceful, legal, and powerful.
It helps ensure that violence carried out in silence does not remain invisible.

When Iran is offline, your voice matters more than ever.