We, the people of Iran, have suffered long enough.

History must know that our pain was not silent.
That our grief did not erase us.
That even in mourning, we endured—because we refused to give our oppressors the satisfaction of seeing us disappear.

Let it be written that a nation was pushed so far that the fear of silence became greater than the fear of speaking out.

Let it be written that innocent lives were taken without justice.
That fathers searched morgues for their sons.
That mothers waited weeks, sometimes months, for news that never came.
That families were forced to pay for the return of their own children’s bodies.

Let it be written that people were driven to sell what no human should ever have to sell—parts of their own bodies—just to survive in one of the richest lands on earth.

Let it be written that our daughters and sisters were treated as property, exploited, trafficked, and discarded, while much of the world chose to look away.

And let it also be written that we did not vanish.

From loss and suffering, a new generation emerged—rooted in dignity, memory, and responsibility.
The name Sons of Cyrus is not about conflict.
It is about identity.
It is about continuity.
It is about remembering who we were before fear ruled our lives—and who we still are.

Our mission is to:

• Support victims and families affected by violence and repression
• Preserve truth through documentation and testimony
• Provide humanitarian assistance to those who have lost everything
• Advocate internationally so these crimes cannot be buried or denied