Gholam ali Narimi brother
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Ali Narimi’s family want to meet him held in the MEK camp in Albania

Mr. Gholam Ali Narimi from Khoozestan Province is presently in the MEK paramilitary camp of Manza in Albania.
Mr. Gholam was born 1960. He joined MEK in 1976 when he was 16 years old. Today he is 60 years old.

His family in Khoozestan in Iran want to meet him. However the Albanian government does not allow his family to come to Albania since Maryam Rajavi, the leader of MEK cult claims that these Iranian families are terrorist and want to kill their family member.

We have interviewed the brother of Mr. Gholam, Mr. Hamid Reza Narimi and his wife Mrs. Sager to understand if they are good people or terrorists?

They appeal in this video to the Albanian government to allow them to come to Albania and meet their brother. They appeal to Mr. Gholam to abandon MEK and live a free life.

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Ramin Abdollahi's mother
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Ramin Abdollahi’s family ask to visit him in MEK camp in Albania

I am the mother of Ramin Abdollahi, known as Pari Shohrati. I have not heard from my son for more than 17 years, and only through some people who had separated from the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO) have I been able to find out that my Ramin is also there.

Ramin Abdollahi's mother

Despite of many communications that I had with the international bodies, I was unable to contact my son due to the dismissal of the leaders of the MEK.

Mr. Edi Rama, Prime Minister of Albania,
I, as a heartbroken mother, ask you and all the officials of the Government of Albania to accelerate the conditions and help me visit my dear son even just for a few seconds.
Thank you in advance for taking steps to respect human rights.

I also have a message for my son that I would like him to receive:
“Ramin, my dear son, Ramin Abdollahi, I haven’t been able to hear your voice or see your face for years and I long to hug you.”

Pari Shohrati, mother of Ramin Abdollahi a member of the MEK

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Asieh Rakhshani
The cult of Rajavi

The MEK and Children – Asieh Rakhshani

Asieh is cherished in the MEK’s media as a “Mujahed Martyr”. She was a 28-year old girl when she was killed in a clash between Iraqi forces and the group members in March 2013. She was filming the clashes.

The MEK-run media state that Asieh Rakhshani joined the group in 1998 but as a child of Mujahed parents, she undoubtedly had no other choice except joining the MEK, just like many other children of the Mujahedin Khalq.
Asieh was one of those MEK children who have been separated from their parents and sent to Western countries by the MEK leaders, in 1991. The leaders then chose for her to get back to the group as a fighting force.

Asieh Rakhshani- mek victim

Iraj Mesdaghi former member of the MEK and a severe critic of its leaders write about the girl:
“Asieh Rahkshani is one of those children who were sent from the United States to Iraq… Asieh was not alone. In 1997 and 1998 the MEK mobilized a large number of 15 to 17- year-old children to Iraq. Most of them had no legal status. The story of their lives is a tragedy.”

After the death of Asieh the MEK media published photos and films of an enthusiastic teenager who turned out to become an active force of the group’s media after years of organizational cult-like training. In a heroic-like video the MEK media show her parents saying farewells to the dead body of their daughter. They might have not seen their daughter for a long time before her death. As the rule of living in the MEK, parents are divorced, living separately and family members are not allowed to contact each other except for once a year on the occasion of the New Year’s celebration.

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Khadije Nargesi
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Help me visit my sister at MEK Camp

Greetings and Regards

Your Excellency,
I am Khadijeh Nargesi. My sister Leila Nargesi is currently being held in Albania by the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK or MKO) led by Massoud and Maryam Rajavi.

In 1997, my sister left the country illegally with her friends and then deceived into joining the MEK. My family and I, especially my aged mother, are worried about our sister Leila.

Dear Mr. President,
I urge you to help us – the families of the victims – and to remove the obstacles, so that we can meet our sister in your country after 23 years, or at least have the opportunity to call her and hear her voice.
With respect,

Khadijeh Nargesi
Golestan Province, Iran

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Nejat NewsLetter No73
Nejat Publications

Nejat Newsletter – No73

Inside This Issue:

– FAMILIES OF MOJAHEDIN-E KHALQ ORGANIZATION MEMBERS IN ALBANIA CRY FOR HELPNejat NewsLetter - No73
Nejat Society continues its campaign to help the estranged families of MEK members trapped in the camp in Albania get in contact with their families. Nejat has published many of the personal messages from the families……

– Nejat Society in Iran welcomes the MEK proposal
According to several websites of the Albania based Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO), an open letter dated June 23, 2020 has been written by a number of organization members, who are based in the MEK camp in Manza, to some Albanian officials. In this letter….

– letters of Nejat families echoed in the Albanian publication
Messages and letters of Kermanshahi families echoed in the Albanian publication…..

– The devil must live in Tirana
Terrorists or democrats? Albania is home to 2500 Iranian People’s Mujahedin. Their goal is to overthrow the Iranian regime. They also maintain good contacts in the German Bundestag…..

– WHEN MEK BOMBING CAMPAIGN SHOCKED THE IRANIAN PEOPLE
.. Members of the MEK have never accepted the revolution, and on June 28, 1981, three years after the revolution, they bombed the Islamic Republic Party headquarters in Tehran. This horrendous crime was committed during a meeting of party leaders….

– Albanian government responds to visa request for MEK families
An Albanian government official, in response to a question from a member of parliament who had asked why Iranians, especially families who want to visit their loved ones in the Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK) camp in Albania, were not given visas, said: “This decision was made out of fear of the influence of Iranian terrorists and for security reasons.”…

– Dr. Mozaffar Moghadam’s letter to Edi Rama in the Albanian media
.. the sister of Seyyed Nafis Mozaffar Moghadam, a member of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO) in Albania, wrote a letter to Prime Minister Edi Rama urging him to remove obstacles to communication with his brother at the MEK camp…

To download the PDF file click here

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Faramarz Mohammadi sister from Khuzestan
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Family appeal Albania PM to allow them visit loved ones in MEK Camp

Faramarz Mohammadi family from Khuzestan Province ask the Albania authorities to allow them visit their brother who is living in MEK Camp in Albania with no contact with his family members. The MEK leaders forbid their cult members any contact with their family.

 

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Bahman Mohammadnezhad
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Bahman Mohammadnezhad family appeal the Albanian gov.

The family members of Bahman Mohammadnezhad appeal to the Albanian authorities to allow them to come to Albania and meet him who has been held in quarantine at the MEK camp since 1981.

Bahman family members: Said Mohamedi Nejad Caushi (nephew), Mohamed Riza Caushi (brother), Zahra Guzel Caushi (brother’s wife), Layla Mohamedi Nejad (sister) appeal to the government to allow them to meet their radicalized brother in the camp of MEK.

Bahman’s family members reject MEK’s slander which claims that there is a religious and fascist oppression in Iran. They urge Bahman Mohammadnezhad to return to Iran and abandon the violent jihad of Mujahedin-e Khalq.

Mr. Bahman Mohammadnezhad left Iran in 1981. Since then he have had no contact with his family.

Bahman’s Brother says: Massoud and Maryam Rajavi don’t let us have any contact with my brother. I demand the Albanian government to let us have contact with Bahman…

MEK claims that the families are the agents of the Iranian regime!

Dr. Olsi Jazexhi asks Bahman’s family:

What do you want to do here in Albania? Are you going to kill them? Because this is what Maryam Rajavi claims.

See what the family’s reply was:

Dr. Olsi Jazexhi says:

“…I want to show to all the world that you guys in Iran, the family members of Mr. Bahman Mohammadnezhad , are not terrorists, are not killers, you are not agents of the secret service of Iran. You are an  honest family who want to meet their uncle, their brother and their relative.

We know that there are thousands of families in Iran who want to see their family members who were abducted and brainwashed by MEK since three decades.

Through this video I want to appeal the PM here in Albania, to our government, to the Americans as well who protect MEK to allow your family members, come to Albania and to see your relatives….”

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Kermanshah
Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

Rajavi Cult Reveals Own Nature In An Open Letter

Review of the open letter of some members of the MEK to Albanian officials

The websites affiliated to the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO, or Rajavi cult) have published an article titled ‘An open letter from a number of members of the MEK in Ashraf 3 in Manza to the Albanian officials’ on June 24, 2020, signed by a number of cult members.

Reviewing this open letter reveals some facts about the reactionary nature of the leaders of the Rajavi cult. In the letter, along with dealing with various irrelevant topics, the main problem of the cult is mentioned.

The focus of the cult members’ attack is “an Albanian-language website called Gazeta Impakt”. The crime committed by this site apparently is that it reflects the desires of the suffering families of the members of the Rajavi cult to communicate with their loved ones trapped in the MEK camp in Albania.

Messages and letters of Kermanshahi families echoed in the Albanian publication

Seemingly, this very big crime is enough to threaten the cultic attitude and authoritarian system of the Rajavi cult so that it considers Gazeta Impakt’s coverage as a big security conspiracy against the residents of the isolated and remote camp of the MEK in Albania, and therefore asks the Albanian judiciary to prosecute and suppress this site and its management. The site has been measured by the cult as endangering the security of the MEK.

The letter addressed to Albanian officials, in an authoritative tone, complains against civil activist Olsi Jazexhi, lawyer Migena Balla, and journalist Gjergji Thanasi about why these people in Albania have freedom of expression, and why they are not like some corrupt officials serving the Mafia and the MEK, or rather the US Embassy in Tirana.

According to the cult, these people have other crimes as well. They have also sympathized with the former MEK members in Albania, who the MEK and the Albanian government are trying to pressurize. And they have expressed their sympathies for the family of Somayeh Mohammadi and other families who have arrived in Albania.

This letter clearly reveals the nature and image of the MEK. Suppose that Massoud and Maryam Rajavi get to rule in Iran and a person or a site states something that they do not like, then what happens? The person will definitely be called a terrorist and their action judged as a conspiracy against security, and then the person will be prosecuted and condemned.

When elderly mothers, fathers, and spouses who simply want to communicate with their loved ones in the Rajavi cult’s camp in Albania are called terrorists, who can be considered not a terrorist by the leaders of the cult?

When the actions of three ordinary Albanian citizens, expressing compassion and reflecting the wishes of the suffering families and former members are called terrorism, what sort of action would not be considered terrorism?

And when the MEK shows so much weakness and resentment against the rightful demands of the families and does not tolerate it and reacts hysterically, what kind of people’s demands of human rights and justice will it recognize and accept?

Fortunately, the leaders of the Rajavi cult are increasingly revealing their cultic and dictatorial nature.

Atefeh Nadalian – Translated by Iran Interlink

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Nejat Families from Tabriz Province
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Families in East Azarbaijan Province, write letter to the Albanian PM

Simultaneous with the nationwide signing of the families of the detained members of the MEK Camp in Albania, a number of families in East Azarbaijan Province (northwest of Iran) also expressed solidarity with the families’ petition by sending separate messages and letters to Albanian government officials and authorities, as well as international and human rights groups and the media.

The families have called in their messages for easier conditions for face-to-face meetings or telephone conversations with their loved ones in the country.

The families have tried in every possible way to send a message, letter, photo, and audio and video files to the Albanian government, which is in charge of the MEK. All these requests and messages from the families have also been sent to European and international authorities and in addition to Albanian bodies and the media.

Families are waiting for the Albanian government, as a humanitarian gesture, to respond appropriately to their request and provide the right conditions for meeting in Albania. Many of these families have not heard for years from their loved ones who are now living inside the MEK camp in Albania.

Nejat Families from Tabriz Province

It should be noted that in recent years, many families in East Azarbaijan Province have died while waiting to visit their loved ones and have never been able to find out about them, and their names are missing now on the appendix list.

Other families from East Azarbaijan Province are still sending letters and messages.

The table of mailing lists sent so far from East Azerbaijan Province is attached

Some messages addressed to the Albanian Prime Minister from the relevant table is shown below. The same elderly fathers and mothers who the infamous Rajavi calls terrorists and mercenaries:

Hamael Ghanizadeh, the mother of Nahid, Mehri and Mahmoud Saadat

“I request a visit or at least contact with my children after many years,“wrote Hamael Ghanizadeh, the mother of Nahid, Mehri and Mahmoud Saadat, to the Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama.

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Samaneh Atapoor, Mohsen Sardari’s mother, wrote:”In the last days of my life, I have requested a simple telephone conversation with my son at the MEK camp.”

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Qodrat Seddiq, the father of Mohammad Reza Seddiq - Tabriz

Qodrat Seddiq, the father of Mohammad Reza Seddiq, wrote:”I request that you provide the opportunity for me to meet with my son at the MEK camp.”

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Zamineh Salehpour, mother of Nayyereh Soltani Ahari, wrote:”After so many years, I am eager to see or at least contact my daughter.”

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Khadijeh Khodaei, the mother of Morteza Akbari Nasab -Tabriz

Khadijeh Khodaei, the mother of Morteza Akbari Nasab, wrote:”I want to meet or at least contact my son after so many years.”

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“In the last days of my life, I have requested at least one phone call with my son, who is being held at the MEK camp in Albania,“wrote Soghra Fe’li, the mother of Ramin (Bahram) Hassanpour.

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“I haven’t heard from my son for more than 37 years. He is with the MEK. Please let him to contact me.“Wrote Fatemeh Shahnaz Danjanuly the mother of Asghar Fathi.

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and Fatemeh Shakoori, the mother of Asadullah Fayyaz Dizaji - Tabriz

Mohammad Fayyaz Dizaji, the father, and Fatemeh Shakoori, the mother of Asadullah Fayyaz Dizaji, demanded at least one call at the end of their lives. The father is old and depressed, and the mother is bedridden, and their only wish now is to contact their son.”We’re just eager to hear from our son,“they wrote.

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Roghayeh Fadai Oghlui, Hassan Rahnama's mother - Tabriz

“I look forward to meeting or at least contacting my son after so many years,”wrote Roghayeh Fadai Oghlui, Hassan Rahnama’s mother.

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Haidar Ranjbar, the father of Robab Ranjbar, wrote:”I request a visit or at least contact with my daughter.”

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Aqdas Rezaei, the mother of Mohammad Mashayekhi, wrote:”Is it really not possible for me to have a contact with my daughter in your country?”

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Firouz Saedi's mother, Gol-asar Farhadi - Tabriz

“Please let my child have a contact with me,“wrote Firouz Saedi’s mother, Gol-asar Farhadi.

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Rahim Ashraf Vala, the father, and Hajarpour Abdi, the mother of Karim Nalbandian, wrote:”We just want our son to contact us at the end of our life.”

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Sakineh Yazdani, the mother of Mohammad Ali Lotfali Najd, wrote:”I request at least one contact with my son after so many years.”

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Jeiran Abdolmohammadi, the mother of Ali Judat Hergglan - Tabriz

“I am an old mother who has not heard my son’s voice for almost 35 years. Can’t he make a phone call?“Wrote Jeiran Abdolmohammadi, the mother of Ali Judat Hergglan.

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Ms. Asadi, the mother of Mohammad Reza Pourmehdi - Tabriz

Ms. Asadi, the mother of Mohammad Reza Pourmehdi, wrote:”I am looking forward to my son’s contact with me in the last days of my life.”

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“We have been waiting for years to meet our son. We look forward to his contact with his family in the last days of our lives,“Faramarz Sheikh Biglou, the father and Sharaf Zamani, the mother of Abolfazl Sheikh Biglou wrote.

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Ebrahim Qalaj's father, Khalil Qalaj

Ebrahim Qalaj’s father, Khalil Qalaj, wrote:”I am looking forward to my son’s contact with his family after many years.”

Sirus Ghazanfari – Nejat Society, East Azarbaijan Province Representation

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