Dissident Iranian journalist invited to Munich Security Conference
Dissident Iranian journalist and rights activist Masih Alinejad has been invited to the Munich Security Conference, according to a guest list seen by Iran International.
Dissident Iranian journalist and rights activist Masih Alinejad has been invited to the Munich Security Conference, according to a guest list seen by Iran International.
Alinejad received the invitation in mid-January this year.
She also attended the conference last year, where she met with several European politicians and activists, urged the designation of Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) as a terrorist organization in Europe and highlighted human rights abuses in Iran.
Iranian exiled prince Reza Pahlavi has also been invited to the conference. Earlier, the Munich Security Conference (MSC) told Iran International that Reza Pahlavi's invitation has been maintained, after the exiled prince accused Germany of interfering to block his participation.
Pahlavi took to X to confirm that the MSC had told him his invitation remains in place.
"This conference, like all public engagements, was always about my compatriots and having their voices heard on the world stage. So I will go with a message from the Iranian people: our fight is not just to free Iran, but the world, from the terror and blackmail of the Islamic Republic," Pahlavi wrote.
