International Day of Nowruz in 2021

As the Perisan and Turkic world celebrates #Nowruz, we ask everyone to remember and pray for the swift liberation/freedom of the MILLIONS of #Uyghurs, #Kazakhs, #Kyrgyz, and other Turkic peoples of #EastTurkistan who are facing an ongoing GENOCIDE under Chinese Occupation. https://t.co/qD64WaPhmu

— East Turkistan National Awakening Movement (@ETAwakening) March 21, 2021

Nowruz Mubarak. Image of Mughal Emperor Jahangir celebrating Nowruz, courtesy of @mchidarazvi https://t.co/ozACLlMnlS

— Dr. Audrey Truschke (@AudreyTruschke) March 20, 2021

NCRI President-elect, Maryam Rajavi, at the March 17 online #Nowruz event with a bipartisan group of U.S. senators, discussing prospects for change in #Iran. https://t.co/Z4NHdFOemD

— NCRI-U.S. Rep Office (@NCRIUS) March 19, 2021

The dark shadow of sanctions looms over #nowruz and every other day. Listen to Iranians tell you about their impact and say #nosanctionsoniran https://t.co/9xgnH4n1ws

— No Sanctions on Iran (@nosanctionson) March 21, 2021

Sogdian men and women celebrating Nowruz, the Iranian New Year, in Chang'an (Xi'an, China) in the 6th c, depicted on the sarcophagus of Wirkak/Shi Jun. They are drinking and feasting with vessels like those from a treasure trove buried in Chang'an around 8th c. #NowruzMubarak https://t.co/pVO3elovWg

— Jin Xu (@xujnx) March 20, 2021

Maryam Rajavi delivering her remarks from her residence in Auvers-sur-Oise, France, during a gathering celebrating the Iranian New Year- March https://t.co/OhMfQEmWau https://t.co/cJE6JSg2Jr https://t.co/gc35VZ74Bt

— Ali Safavi (@amsafavi) March 21, 2021

As we look with hope and promise to the year ahead, may all who celebrate #Nowruz in America and around the world be blessed with a year of peace, prosperity and the love of family.  Eide shoma mobarak!

— Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) March 20, 2021