Petition to Restore ADC WRITTEN Access for Iranian Residents
46 Comments
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Mohsen Badeie
15 hr ago
This change is completely unfair for iranian people. Whoever seeks better opportunities in their life, must be free to choose the path based on their goals. Restrictions are against human rights.
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Mohsen Refah
16 hr ago
I need for my immigration
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Seyedreza Kazemi
16 hr ago
I am a registered candidate for the ADC Written Examination scheduled for 16–17 September 2026.
I have invested a significant amount of time, money, and effort in preparing for this examination. I have also made substantial personal sacrifices, including being away from my family, arranging accommodation and international travel, and dedicating several months exclusively to preparing for the ADC examination.
I am therefore extremely concerned and distressed that my examination has been cancell
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Nazislr
16 hr ago
For almost a year, my life has been significantly affected by this examination. I have devoted almost all of my time, energy, and resources to preparing for it and working towards achieving a passing result. It is extremely difficult to see circumstances beyond my control repeatedly prevent me from reaching a goal for which I have worked so hard.
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sara khoshgouyan
16 hr ago
Because this sanction just bothers the normal community not the government
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Dorna Kazemi
16 hr ago
Given the current situation in Iran, we should be helping people, not making their lives harder.
Many people have spent months or even years preparing for Pearson exams. It is unfair for all their hard work and dreams to be wasted because of circumstances beyond their control.
I have personally taken a Pearson exam and studied outside Iran. Pearson, please reconsider and show compassion for those affected.
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ارش
16 hr ago
residency in Iran does not make someone responsible for government actions. This treatment is highly discriminatory.
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Fatemeh Ghobadi
16 hr ago
It is not fair to do so just a week before the exam , no refund or anything else can pay the amount of energy we spent on this exam
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Sara Fooladshekan
17 hr ago
Because it’s so unfair.
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Paria Gholami Pareh
17 hr ago
UNHUMAN act towards academic community and world’s health service.
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Ali ataheri
17 hr ago
its so unfairly for iranian people who spend too money and time
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Reyhaneh Vafaei
17 hr ago
It's not fair for who studied so hard for more than 6 months for this exam
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Pedram Pakzamir
17 hr ago
I spent almost a year preparing and investing significant time and money, only to be denied the exam less than two weeks before it because of sanctions against people of my nationality.
It is unfair to punish ordinary people for political issues beyond their control. Everyone deserves an equal chance, regardless of nationality.
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Sarva Sahmeddini
17 hr ago
I’m going to attend this exam as an Iranian citizen
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Mehrnoush Afiat
18 hr ago
We paid the examination fee three months ago and have been studying and preparing for this exam for six months. The sudden cancellation at this stage is extremely unfair and has caused significant stress, financial loss, and disruption to our plans.
How is this consistent with the principles of fairness and equal treatment that you claim to uphold? We deserve a clear explanation and a fair solution.
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Zahra Nezakatializadeh
18 hr ago
It’s a huge discrimination and racism to Iranian people
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hadi hamidi
18 hr ago
It affects many civil Iranian futures
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Sama F
18 hr ago
It's morally wrong to deny access to an educational examination where a whole nation who are already under fire and unimaginable financial and political pressure are being banned so they can no longer even try to leave this situation.
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sajed mohammadian
18 hr ago
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Cancelling confirmed exams only days before the test is deeply unfair and inhumane.
Candidates have invested months of preparation, significant money, and enormous emotional effort.
They should not be punished for circumstances entirely beyond their control.
All existing bookings must be honoured, and affected candidates must be allowed to sit their exams.
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Golare Firouzei
18 hr ago
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We paid for the exam three months ago and have been studying for six months for this exact date. Cancelling it without proper notice is extremely unfair to all of us who have made major sacrifices to be ready.
You constantly emphasize fairness and equal treatment, so how can this sudden decision be justified? We deserve better than this.
This change is completely unfair for iranian people. Whoever seeks better opportunities in their life, must be free to choose the path based on their goals. Restrictions are against human rights.
I need for my immigration
I am a registered candidate for the ADC Written Examination scheduled for 16–17 September 2026. I have invested a significant amount of time, money, and effort in preparing for this examination. I have also made substantial personal sacrifices, including being away from my family, arranging accommodation and international travel, and dedicating several months exclusively to preparing for the ADC examination. I am therefore extremely concerned and distressed that my examination has been cancell
For almost a year, my life has been significantly affected by this examination. I have devoted almost all of my time, energy, and resources to preparing for it and working towards achieving a passing result. It is extremely difficult to see circumstances beyond my control repeatedly prevent me from reaching a goal for which I have worked so hard.
Because this sanction just bothers the normal community not the government
Given the current situation in Iran, we should be helping people, not making their lives harder. Many people have spent months or even years preparing for Pearson exams. It is unfair for all their hard work and dreams to be wasted because of circumstances beyond their control. I have personally taken a Pearson exam and studied outside Iran. Pearson, please reconsider and show compassion for those affected.
residency in Iran does not make someone responsible for government actions. This treatment is highly discriminatory.
It is not fair to do so just a week before the exam , no refund or anything else can pay the amount of energy we spent on this exam
Because it’s so unfair.
UNHUMAN act towards academic community and world’s health service.
its so unfairly for iranian people who spend too money and time
It's not fair for who studied so hard for more than 6 months for this exam
I spent almost a year preparing and investing significant time and money, only to be denied the exam less than two weeks before it because of sanctions against people of my nationality. It is unfair to punish ordinary people for political issues beyond their control. Everyone deserves an equal chance, regardless of nationality.
I’m going to attend this exam as an Iranian citizen
We paid the examination fee three months ago and have been studying and preparing for this exam for six months. The sudden cancellation at this stage is extremely unfair and has caused significant stress, financial loss, and disruption to our plans. How is this consistent with the principles of fairness and equal treatment that you claim to uphold? We deserve a clear explanation and a fair solution.
It’s a huge discrimination and racism to Iranian people
It affects many civil Iranian futures
It's morally wrong to deny access to an educational examination where a whole nation who are already under fire and unimaginable financial and political pressure are being banned so they can no longer even try to leave this situation.
Cancelling confirmed exams only days before the test is deeply unfair and inhumane. Candidates have invested months of preparation, significant money, and enormous emotional effort. They should not be punished for circumstances entirely beyond their control. All existing bookings must be honoured, and affected candidates must be allowed to sit their exams.
We paid for the exam three months ago and have been studying for six months for this exact date. Cancelling it without proper notice is extremely unfair to all of us who have made major sacrifices to be ready. You constantly emphasize fairness and equal treatment, so how can this sudden decision be justified? We deserve better than this.