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Shabana Mahmood
Secretary of State for the Home Department (Home Secretary)
Topublic.enquiries@homeoffice.gov.uk
SubjectThe United Kingdom must designate the IRGC as a terrorist organisation without delay
BodyDear Home Secretary, The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is not a conventional military force. It is the primary instrument of political repression inside Iran and a central driver of terrorism and destabilisation abroad. For years, the IRGC has overseen mass arrests, torture, executions of protesters, and violent crackdowns on peaceful civilian movements. Beyond Iran’s borders, it funds armed militias, exports terror through proxy networks, and has been repeatedly linked to threats against dissidents and democratic societies. The European Union has now formally designated the IRGC as a terrorist organisation. The United Kingdom must not remain behind its allies on such a critical matter of security and principle. A full terrorist designation is necessary to disrupt IRGC financing, close legal loopholes, strengthen enforcement, and demonstrate meaningful solidarity with the Iranian people. The UK must act immediately and list the IRGC in its entirety under terrorism legislation. Yours sincerely, A concerned citizen
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Yvette Cooper
Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs
Tofcdo.correspondence@fcdo.gov.uk
SubjectUK credibility on human rights requires action: list the IRGC fully
BodyDear Foreign Secretary, The United Kingdom has repeatedly condemned Islamic Republic repression and abuses. However, condemnation without decisive action is no longer sufficient. The IRGC is the regime’s central apparatus of violence. It is responsible for the suppression of peaceful protests, the imprisonment and execution of dissenters, and the systematic intimidation of civil society. At the same time, the IRGC fuels conflict far beyond Iran, providing weapons and support to extremist groups and contributing directly to instability across the Middle East and beyond. Now that European partners have taken the overdue step of designating the IRGC as a terrorist organisation, the UK must follow without hesitation. Failing to act now undermines both Britain’s credibility and the integrity of the international response to Islamic Republic state terror. A full IRGC terrorist listing is urgent and necessary. Yours sincerely, A concerned citizen
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Bob Blackman
Member of Parliament for Harrow East; Chair of the Backbench Business Committee and the 1922 Committee; President of the International Committee of Parliamentarians for a Democratic Iran (ICPDI)
Tobob.blackman.mp@parliament.uk
SubjectThe UK must align with allies: designate the IRGC as a terrorist organisation
BodyDear Bob Blackman MP, European allies have now taken the historic step of formally designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation. This decision reflects what Iranian protesters, diaspora communities, and human rights organisations have long documented: the IRGC is the chief instrument of state terror. The UK should not become an outlier or a weak link in the international effort to hold the Islamic Republic’s most violent institution accountable. A full terrorist listing would empower stronger sanctions enforcement, allow prosecution of support networks, and send an unmistakable signal that the UK will not tolerate impunity for crimes against civilians. Britain has both a moral duty and a national security interest in acting decisively. The IRGC must be designated in its entirety without further delay. Yours sincerely, A concerned citizen
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Chris Philp
Shadow Home Secretary
Tochris.philp.mp@parliament.uk
SubjectClose the loopholes: designate the IRGC fully as a terrorist organisation
BodyDear Chris Philp MP, As long as the IRGC is not fully designated, its networks retain room to manoeuvre. Financial structures, affiliated organisations, and political front entities can exploit gaps in enforcement and continue operating internationally. A terrorist listing is not symbolic - it is a practical legal tool that enables prosecution, disruption, and prevention. The European Union has now acted. The UK must ensure it does not lag behind or allow loopholes that the IRGC can exploit. The most effective response is clear: Designate the IRGC in its entirety under terrorism legislation, and enforce that designation rigorously. Yours sincerely, A concerned citizen
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Priti Patel
Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs
Towithammp@parliament.uk
SubjectThe IRGC fuels repression, war, and terrorism - the UK must act decisively
BodyDear Priti Patel MP, The IRGC has played a central role in violent repression inside Iran and in exporting instability across borders. It supports armed proxy groups, fuels regional conflict, and contributes to global insecurity. At home, it is responsible for suppressing peaceful protest through lethal violence, torture, and executions. The UK must recognise that the IRGC is not merely part of the Islamic Republic’s security structure - it is the engine of state terror. With allies now designating the IRGC formally, Britain must demonstrate leadership and follow suit. A full terrorist listing is essential for deterrence, accountability, and security. Yours sincerely, A concerned citizen
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Alicia Kearns
Conservative MP for Rutland and Stamford; Shadow Parliamentary Under Secretary (Home Office) and Opposition Whip (Commons), and a prominent advocate for IRGC proscription
Toalicia.kearns.mp@parliament.uk
SubjectThe United Kingdom must designate the IRGC as a terrorist organisation without delay
BodyDear Alicia Kearns MP, The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is not a conventional military force. It is the primary instrument of political repression inside Iran and a central driver of terrorism and destabilisation abroad. For years, the IRGC has overseen mass arrests, torture, executions of protesters, and violent crackdowns on peaceful civilian movements. Beyond Iran’s borders, it funds armed militias, exports terror through proxy networks, and has been repeatedly linked to threats against dissidents and democratic societies. The European Union has now formally designated the IRGC as a terrorist organisation. The United Kingdom must not remain behind its allies on such a critical matter of security and principle. A full terrorist designation is necessary to disrupt IRGC financing, close legal loopholes, strengthen enforcement, and demonstrate meaningful solidarity with the Iranian people. The UK must act immediately and list the IRGC in its entirety under terrorism legislation. Yours sincerely, A concerned citizen
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Dan Jarvis
Minister of State (Minister for Security) at the Home Office and Minister of State at the Cabinet Office
Topublic.enquiries@homeoffice.gov.uk
SubjectJustice for Iranian victims requires the UK to list the IRGC as terrorist
BodyDear Minister, Thousands of Iranian civilians have been imprisoned, tortured, and executed under the authority of the IRGC. Families have lost loved ones for the simple act of demanding basic freedoms. Failure to designate the IRGC sends a devastating message: that the architects of repression may continue operating without the strongest international consequences. The UK has an opportunity - and a responsibility - to stand clearly on the side of accountability. A full terrorist designation would strengthen sanctions, limit IRGC reach, and demonstrate meaningful solidarity with victims of state violence. The IRGC must be formally listed under UK terrorism legislation without delay. Yours sincerely, A concerned citizen
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