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Abbas Mohammadpur
Former members of the MEK

Abbas Mohammadpour: Thirty years of waiting is not a short time

Mr. Mohammadpour, a former member of the Rajavi Cult, stated on the first day of the nationwide conference of the Nejat Society held on August 7,2021:

Greetings to all friends. Whether those who we were together in Camp Ashraf under the captivity of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO, Rajavi Cult) or those whose loved ones are there. As my friend Mahmoud Dashtestani said, this is not a matter of economics and material things. They took over our whole life during these years. How, for our soul and for our being, can materials be discussed?

Abbas Mohammadpur

Abbas Mohammadpurmr; a former member of the Rajavi Cult

We are talking about those who are waiting. In turn, I support all that is being done and what other friends are doing in connection with the complaint. I will work until the end, so that we can take these loved ones back to a place where they are free, or at least their families can visit them. The waiting period for families is not one or two years, but 30 years.

We do our best to get at least one of them out of captivity or they can call or their families can go and visit them. We complained against MEK and we will follow it to the end, and we will go and testify and say what they did to us and what they did to those who are still in captivity wherever necessary.

In my opinion, this organization has no foundation and it is vanishing day by day like a tree bitten by termites. Therefore, supporting this organization, both by governments and politicians, is useless. We follow this way so that we can bring these families to their loved ones. We do everything we can.

September 15, 2021 0 comments
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Amir Badali family
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Badali family congrats the victory of 42 MEK ex-members against the group leaders

Amir Badali, from Tabriz, Iran, left home in September, 2003 and he never got back. It took his family several years to get to know that Amir was in the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MEK/ MKO/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). They were only able to see the picture of their beloved Amir in the sports programs or vocal groups of the MEK via its TV channel. They have not visited Amir for 18 years.

In his absence, the Badalis celebrate Amir’s birthday with a photo of him, every year. The entire family including Amir’s nieces and nephews are looking forward to visiting Amir. This year, they shared photos of Amir’s birthday with Nejat Society.

Amir Badali family

“We are hopeful and we pray for Amir to release himself from the cult, just like other ex-members did,’’ Somayeh Badali, Amir’s sister said at the on-line conference held by Nejat Society last month.

Amir Badali family

Congratulating the victory of 42 ex-members of the MEK who succeeded to submit their petition against the leaders of the Cult of Rajavi, she added, “We just got familiar with Nejat Society and we got so happy to hear about Amir. I hope that we get better news about him in the coming days.”

September 15, 2021 0 comments
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Alimadad sadeghi family member
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Bring the MEK Cult leaders to justice

Ms. Sadeqi from the family of “Ali-Madad Sadeqi”, a member of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO, Rajavi Cult), said on the first day of the Nationwide Conference of the Nejat Society:
Greetings, I am glad to visit you and thank you for all your efforts.

Alimadad sadeghi family member

Alimadad sadeghi family member

I am a member of the family of Ali-Madad Sadeqi, a member of the MEK from Zanjan province. Unfortunately, he has been brainwashed by the MEK for more than four decades. I, along with other family members, traveled to Iraq several times to secure his release, or at least visit him for a few moments. But the cult leaders denied us. We, in this long process, suffered financial and spiritual losses, the main cause of which is the leaders of the MEK.

While supporting the referral of the plaintiffs of the cases of the former members to the International Court of Justice as soon as possible, regarding the damages and compensation, we will stand with the current plaintiffs, and we will raise our grievances and ask the International Court of Justice officials to file a complaint against the MEK leaders on behalf of the families.

September 15, 2021 0 comments
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Negar Abbasi Family
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Negar Abbasi’s family torn apart by the MEK

Negar was only three years old when her parents left her behind in Kermanshah, Iran, to travel to Turkey seeking for a better life. In Turkey, Negar’s parents, Tayebeh Noori and Mozafar Abbasi were deceived by the recruiters of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi).
Tayebeh and Mozafar were taken by the recruiters to Iraq. This was the start of a one-way journey in the isolated system of the Cult of Rajavi. As a rule of the Cult of Rajavi, they were made divorce in Camp Ashraf. They were cut off the outside world including their families and their little daughter, Negar.

Mostafa Abbasi; the father of Mozafar Abbasi

Mostafa Abbasi; the father of Mozafar Abbasi holding his dear son’s photo

Negar has been living with her paternal grandparents, Mostafa Abbasi and Hedieh Khandestani. In 2009, Negar and her grandparents began to look for Mozafar and Tayebeh via Nejat Society. In the first letter that Negar published on Nejat Website she wrote, “I have been deprived from kindness and love of my parents. I feel their absence in every moment of my life. I was only a little girl when they left me.”

Tayebe Nuri

Tayebe Nuri Tayebeh left the MEK in 2014 after the group was relocated in Albania ans lives in Switzerland

In 2016, Negar seemed to be distressed by her mother Tayebeh that had left the MEK in 2014 after the group was relocated in Albania. “I am eighteen years old right now,” Negar wrote in an open letter at the time. “I am looking forward to see my father. I love him more than I love my mother. I have deeper feelings for my father.”

Tayebeh did not get back to Iran after she defected the group. She immigrated to Switzerland and married another ex-member of the MEK, AliAkbar Oveisi who left the group in 2016. They have two young children now.
Negar is 23 now. She is still living with her elderly grandparents who have taken various actions during the 21 years of separation, in order to meet Mozafar. Negar and her grandparents have published a large number of open letters to the international human rights bodies, Albanian authorities and even letters to Mozafar. Although they know that Mozafar has no access to communication tools, as their last resort they still publish letters and video messages on the Internet.

September 14, 2021 0 comments
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Alkhas Kuhpeima sister
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Alkhas Kuhpeima’s sister: We long to meet our loved ones

Ms. Kuhpeima, the sister of Alkhas Kuhpeima, a member of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO, Rajavi Cult), said on the first day of the Nejat Society’s Nationwide online Conference  held on August 2021:
I am the sister of Alkhas Kuhpeima who has been a captive of the MEK for several years now, and we do not know much about him. The former members who managed to escape brought us some news. We now know that my brother is at the camp of the MEK in Albania.

Alkhas Kuhpeima sister

We went to Camp Ashraf in Iraq several times. They did not allow us any face-to-face meetings with my brother at all. We had no news about him. He was then taken to Albania. We have no news about him there either.

Now my parents have departed because of being away from my brother. My other brother and I went to Liberty and Ashraf camps in Iraq several times. But the leaders of the MEK denied us any meetings.
Please, I want you to help my brother to be free or at least we can visit him.
Thank you so much

September 14, 2021 0 comments
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Afghan Refugees in Albania
Albania

Afghan Refugees in Albania – Recruitment Fodder for the MEK

Albania’s Prime Minister, Edi Rama, has welcomed 457 Afghan refugees in the country. They will be housed in Durres. America chose Albania to temporarily house these refugees, some of whom are destined for America. The Afghans will be vetted before being accepted in the US. Those who don’t make the grade will be settled in Albania.

Albania is notorious as the backyard for US dirty work – a hub for financing, recruitment and training and dispatching ‘good’ terrorists. That’s why the terrorist cult Mojahedin Khalq (MEK) is based there. The MEK, a mercenary force, is paid for propaganda and misinformation campaigns online and for hosting rallies and conferences with paid speakers, to skew and toxify the political narrative on Iran.

The newly arrived Afghan refugees who speak Farsi are ripe for recruitment by the MEK. They can be used to bulk out the audience at Maryam Rajavi’s fake gatherings. They can be used in the click farm at the MEK camp in Durres. They can be trained over the coming year or so, to replace some of the older MEK members in North America and Europe.

As the following article reveals, this influx of Afghan refugees is not without its critics among the Albanian public. Albanians have every right to look suspiciously on American plans for these refugees.

Afghan Refugees in Albania – Recruitment Fodder for the MEK. Albania divided over hosting US-bound Afghan refugees

Afghan Refugees in Albania

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Albania Praised for Sheltering 457 Afghan Refugees so Far

https://exit.al/en/2021/08/30/albania-praised-for-sheltering-457-afghan-refugees-so-far/

Exit News, Tirana, Albania
Link to the source

There are now 457 Afghan refugees in Albania following the arrival of the fourth and fifth planes yesterday.

The refugees are being processed, medically evaluated, and having needs assessments done before being settled at dormitories in Student City, or hotels in Durres.

Prime Minister Edi Rama welcomed the refugees and noted that Albania’s decision to house them is being spoken of with admiration in the international community. He said it reflects the faith and respect Albanians have for memory, tradition, and self.

Finally a touchdown! @NEDemocracy, @NDI, @IRIglobal, and @CIPEglobal & score of other helpers…we finally did it!!! More #Afghan activists & dependants are now safe and no longer in peril. Proud and thankful that a WB country, #Albania 🇦🇱, has offered a safe haven. pic.twitter.com/AAVskth05t

— Tanja Dramac (@DRamacT) August 29, 2021

Yesterday, the Associate Director of Europe at the International Foundation for Democracy, Tanja Dramac, thanked Albania for hosting Afghan citizens.

She expressed her gratitude and added:

“We did it. More of our Afghan activists are now safe and no longer in danger. Proud and grateful that a country like Albania has offered a safe haven.”

Great to welcome 2 more planes from Kabul carrying 154 Afghans, incl women of all professions, journalists, activists, children. Pleased to work w/@ediramaal @RepSlotkin @SpiritAmerica @VitalVoices @YaldaHakimFund @SchmidtFutures to bring people out of harm’s way. Thank you, 🇦🇱 ! pic.twitter.com/NfscCg0KZg

— Ambassador Yuri Kim (@USAmbAlbania) August 28, 2021

US Ambassador Yuri Kim was also present when refugees arrived. She gave a special welcome to women, journalists, activists, and children

September 14, 2021 0 comments
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Zoleikha Parvaresh; Fereidoon Parvaresh sister
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Your daughters have not seen you since you were in the MEK

Zoleikha Parvaresh is the sister of Fereidoon Parvaresh who has been taken as a hostage by the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of rajavi) since he was young. Zoleikhah addressed the on-line conference held by Nejat Society in August 2021. She spoke of the concerns and sufferings of her family during the long years of separation from Fereidoon.

Zoleikha Parvaresh; Fereidoon Parvaresh sister

Zoleikha Parvaresh; Fereidoon Parvaresh sister who has been taken as a hostage by the Mujahedin Khalq Organization

“Fereidoon was a soldier in Iran-Iraq war when he was taken as a POW by Iraqi,” Zoleikha said. “He then fell in the trap of the Cult of Rajavi because he wanted to get released but he is still there. He has two daughters. They are grown up and married. Fereidoon has two grand children too. However, they have not seen him in all these years. None of us have seen him. Not his daughters. Not my other siblings. Poor my mother! She passed away. She languished in the hope of a visit with Fereidoon.”

Expressing her support for the petition made by former members of the MEK against the group leaders, Zoleikha addressed her brother with a few words:
“Dear Fereidoon! My beloved bro!

“…Please come back! Your two daughters are suffering looking forward to visiting you. Thay have not seen you yet. They do not know how you look like. You have two grandchildren…
“Come back home! You lost your youth. Come back to live with your family for the rest of your life. Every thing is ready here. Your home is ready, your job is ready. Just come back.”

September 13, 2021 0 comments
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Fateme Gholizade - Ali Gholizadeh sister
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Gholizadeh: Rajavi is the one who should be executed

Fatemeh Gholizadeh is one of the seven siblings of Ali Gholizadeh, a member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). She spoke of her concerns about her brother, in the on-line conference held by Nejat Society, last month.

Ali was a POW of Iran-Iraq war. He was a voluntary soldier in the war when he was imprisoned by Iraqi forces. He was then deceived by the MEK recruiters to join them in their notorious Camp Ashraf.
Appreciating the actions taken by Nejat Society, Fatemeh introduced herself as “a suffering sister who is speaking on behalf of five sisters, two brothers and a sick father”. “We want freedom for our brother”, she said.

Ali Gholizade sisters behind the MEK Camp in Iraq called Camp Ashraf

Ali Gholizade sisters behind the MEK Camp in Iraq called Camp Ashraf

“I traveled to Iraq four times, I stood behind the gates of Camp Ashraf and called on my brother but there was no answer, not even a glance by the side of my brother,” Fatemeh said. “Those traitors did not allow my brother to come towards us.”

Fateme Gholizade - Ali Gholizadeh sister

Ms. Fateme Gholizade; Ali Gholizadeh sister

Addressing her beloved brother, she continued her speech:
“My Dear bro, Dear Ali! We are waiting for you. Our father is sick looking forward to your return. Our mother passed away while she was expecting you coming home. Don’t ruin father’s desire for a visit or a phone call.
“Dear bro! you went to fight Saddam voluntarily; you were tortured in his jail but you were deceived by Massoud Rajavi after a few years. You thought you would return home sooner if you joined Rajavi. What a pity! You just fell from the frying pan into the fire. You lost your youth in the MEK but there is still a chance to get back home. We are waiting for you.

“What a notorious group that deprives you from a phone call! With such a huge technology progress, why are you so retarded that you have no smart phone?
“They are terrified. They don’t want you to hear us. They know if you talk to us, you will leave them. Is it called freedom? No bro! You are in a prison. Don’t stay in their prison! Get back to your homeland!
“Dear Ali get back! No one will hurt you here. You will be neither executed nor imprisoned. The one who should be executed is Massoud who took your life and your youth.”

Ali Gholizadeh’s family have taken any possible actions in order to open a way to contact Ali. They have written numerous letters to the international human rights bodies as well as the Albanian authorities. They have so far published many open letters and video messages to call on their imprisoned brother.

September 13, 2021 0 comments
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Hassan Sharghi
Former members of the MEK

Sharqi: I was under mental torture for 24 years in the MEK

Hassan Sharqi is a former member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). He addressed the on-line conference held by Nejat Society in August, 2021.
At first, he introduced himself for the participants of the conference:

“I am Hassan Sharqi. I was born in 1954 in Tonekabon [North of Iran]. I was a military man of the Iranain army when I was taken as a war prisoner by the Iraqi forces in Iran-Iraq war in 1980. I was captive in the Iraqi prison for 9 years.”

Hassan Sharghi

Hassan Sharqi; MEK ex-member

Hassan was recruited by MEK agents when he was in Iraqi jail. “Fed up with my family issues and the hardship in Iraqi prison, I was betrayed by the propaganda launched by recruiters of the notorious cult of Rajavi.”
He was kept in the MEK’s camps for 24 years. “During the 24 years of my stay in the cult, I and my friends were trapped in forced labor without being paid a penny,” he said. “After 24 years of mental torture, I could manage to escape the group and return to my homeland in 2013.”

Expressing his pleasure for the submission of the petition made by his ex-comrades against the MEK leaders to the Court in the Hague, he said, “impatiently, I am looking forward to the trial of the cult leaders.”
He ended his speech by chanting, “Damn with Massoud and Maryam [Rajavi]! Viva Iran!”

September 12, 2021 0 comments
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Ameneh Yusefi ; sister of MohammadTaqi Yusefi
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

My father is looking forward to have news of his son

Ameneh Yusefi is the sister of MohammadTaqi Yusefi who is a member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). MohammadTaqi has not been allowed to contact his family for 35 years.
Ameneh addressed the online conference organized by Nejat Society in August 2021. After introducing herself, she explained how her brother was trapped by the MEK. “My brother was a soldier,” she said. “In 1986, he was taken as a war prisoner by Iraqi forces. After some years of being jailed in Iraq, he was deceived by the recruiters of the Cult of Rajavi.”

Ameneh Yusefi ; sister of MohammadTaqi Yusefi

Ameneh Yusefi ; sister of MohammadTaqi Yusefi who is a member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization

MohammadTaqi has not contacted his family during the years of living inside the MEK. “My old father is looking forward to get news about his son, day and night,” Ameneh told the audience. “As the representative of my family, I ask you to pursue the case of our beloveds. Regard them as your own family members. How will you feel if you get no news about your loved one for only a week?”

Ameneh prayed for victory of the 42 petitioners (ex-members of the MEK) who could manage to submit the verdict of the Iranian court to the international court. “I was there, in the national court in Tehran in March, 2021,” she added. “Thank God their appeal was productive.”

Asking the authorities to aid her family to contact her brother in Albania, Ameneh expressed her gratitude to Nejat Society for helping them with their requests.

September 12, 2021 0 comments
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