House of Liberty

About House of Liberty

House of Liberty is a dynamic and dedicated non-governmental organization (NGO) committed to promoting freedom, human rights, and democratic values in Iran. With a strong belief in the power of advocacy, legal actions, and diplomacy, we strive to create positive change and address the pressing challenges faced by the Iranian people. Through strategic initiatives and collaborative efforts, House of Liberty works tirelessly to raise awareness about human rights abuses, amplify the voices of the oppressed, and shed light on the injustices committed by the Iranian regime. Our organization actively engages with governments, international bodies, parliamentarians, and civil society organizations to build alliances, foster dialogue, and mobilize support for democratic principles and human rights in Iran. At House of Liberty, we recognize the strength in unity and actively collaborate with a wide network of NGOs across Europe and the United States. By aligning our efforts and exchanging knowledge, resources, and best practices, we create a unified front in support of the Iranian people's struggle for freedom and democracy. Our journey began on September 16th, 2022, driven by a profound sense of purpose following the tragic loss of Jina Mahsa Amini. Inspired by the bravery of Iranian people protesting on the ground afterwards, we have become actively engaged in supporting the pursuit of freedom in Iran, with many assuming the roles of dedicated activists. Through diverse collaborative experiences, we recognized the imperative to formalize our endeavors and establish structured initiatives that bring together stakeholders from various backgrounds. We have converged our efforts to drive impactful change in Iran. Our journey is ongoing, and we remain committed to advancing the cause of human rights and secular democracy in Iran. We believe that our collective efforts can contribute to real change and a brighter future for the Iranian people.

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