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Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

Whose right is being violated?

It seems that the four month-long gathering of the families who have been asking to meet with their relatives held in Camp Ashraf has paralyzed the organization as the leaders never anticipated the prolongation of the gathering. The families’ established camp just in front of The families are determined to rescue their enslaved children and relatives from the mouth and claws of the terrorist fiendsAshraf, regardless of the harsh condition they are facing, indicates that they are determined to rescue their enslaved children and relatives from the mouth and claws of the terrorist fiends. But the orchestrated propaganda blitz by MKO appears to have beguiled some unaware world organizations whose only source of information is the organization itself.

Released by MKO’s media, the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) has announced its concern about the residents in Camp Ashraf on June 3. In some part it reads “In recent months, its residents have reportedly been subjected to orchestrated harassment carried out jointly by Iraqi authorities and the Iranian regime. Since February 2010, dozens of individuals, purporting to be family members of the residents have been assembled at the Camp’s main gate, where they have been shouting profanities and threatening another violent attack”.

As a globally known terrorist cult that respects no ethics in its political and social demeanor, MKO has a repute of having problem with conventional values and whatever secures the coherence of human relations and hardly one can encounter and hear terms like family, father, mother, wife, husband, son and daughter in its lexicon as they are all dangerous threats to its integrity. While it brainwashes members that they have to sacrifice them all to reach higher goals and to fulfill the organization’s greater aimed causes, it offers no answer to the question that what is the good of a human society totally devoid of love, passion, attachment and whatever human values that differentiate him from animals.

The mere chanted slogans of defending women’s right, although it is another ploy to be recognized a pro-democratic campaigner, does not signify that it believes in what it chants. What are really the rights of women it tries to defend? Is it their right to be deprived of the greatest responsibility the nature has endowed them? What happens to the world if there are organizations like MKO that just consumes the young males of a generation? Even Adolf Hitler that sent millions of people to their death did not ignore women and the pivotal role they play to preserve man’s race: “The sacrifices which the man makes in the struggle of his nation, the woman makes in the preservation of that nation. What the man gives in courage on the battlefield, the woman gives in eternal self-sacrifice, in eternal pain and suffering. Every child that a woman brings into the world is a battle, a battle waged for the existence of her people”. And what has been the reaction of the leaders and some certain organization and advocates of MKO to the cries of the mothers gathered before the gates of Ashraf demanding to see the ones they have brought into the life? It is not so hard a task to identify if the gathered “individuals” are “purporting to be family members of the residents”.

The families are doing what they have to as their duty towards their children, but more has to be done. It is also a responsibility on the concerned humanitarian organizations that are watching the predicament surrounding the families, a number of whom are old, in front of Ashraf. Their only demand is to be granted their rights, the heavenly endowed rights that men have arrogated.

June 10, 2010 0 comments
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Iraq

Iraq confirms its intention to remove the Mojahedin Khalq

Iraq confirms its intention to remove the Mojahedin Khalq and the U.S. offers to host them in Europe

Iraq’s new National Security Adviser, Safa al-Sheik, stressed that the new Government of Iraq The National Security Adviser said that the organization "has, in the recent parliamentary elections, provided a European Member of Parliament with misrepresentations on the issue of fraud in the elections in Iraqwould end the presence of the Iranian Mojahedin-e Khalq (aka PMOI, MEK, MKO, NCRI) in Iraq because its role in Iraq, past and present, was negative. He noted that the West’s position on the issue of the organization was simply paradoxical. The U.S. government has called for Iraq to deal humanely with the members of the organization, and has accused Iraq of dealing ‘roughly’ with members of the organization.

In an interview for Alsumaria News, al-Sheik said there were "a number of important files that need to be addressed by the new government, most notably the file of the PMOI opposition". He noted that, "the new Iraqi government will put an end to its presence due to its negative role in Iraq before and now."

The National Security Adviser said that the organization "has, in the recent parliamentary elections, provided a European Member of Parliament with misrepresentations on the issue of fraud in the elections in Iraq, and after we looked at the source of the news, we know it came from [the PMOI]."

Al-Sheik said, "The Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization working in Iraq under the guise of a number of organizations is deceptive, used as a front to play a negative role in Iraq against the parties and the government". He said, "Baghdad has the names of those pseudo organizations used by the organization as fronts".

The National Security Adviser lamented the lack of cooperation by European countries and the United States and Iraq in this area, asserting that "the States is concerned with the subject of the Mojahedin but refuses to accept any of the members of the organization in their country as refugees because it is classified as a terrorist entity”. According to al-Sheik, “At the same time, the States demands that Iraq keep the members on humanitarian grounds, which is an irresolvable and duplicitous way of dealing with the subject”.

In late January 2009, the European Union removed the PMOI from its list of terrorist organizations; a move strongly condemned by the Iranian government and the Government of Iraq which has long sought a solution to closing the organisation’s base Camp Ashraf in Khalis district, Diyala (55 kilometers) northeast of Baghdad, either by voluntary repatriation to Iran, or by transferring them to places deep in the desert, or to a third country. But things have remained the same.

The new National Security Advisor said that "the negative role played by the Mojahedin organization in Iraqi affairs was stopped significantly after the Iraqi security forces took control of Camp Ashraf," pointing to "the organization’s involvement in previous operations to oppress the Iraqi people during the former regime."

The regime of Saddam Hussein provided the organization with a lot of financial, military and political support, particularly during the Iran-Iraq war.

Safa al-Sheik said the organization was "involved in providing support for some political actors and others to incite violence against the current government," pointing out that the former National Security Adviser, Dr. Mowaffaq al-Rubaie, had disclosed this information in 2008. He stated that Iraqi politicians had seized money from the organization and said, "We have full confidence that al-Rubaie had sound information."

The new National Security Adviser, a former Deputy since 2004, can effect the removal of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization from Iraq "positively as regards Iraqi-Iranian relations". But he also said that Iraq was "not prepared to compromise on their presence in Iraqi territory, and remains committed to observing human rights conventions while it takes any action toward the Organization".

For his part, U.S. forces spokesman General Stephen Lanza, said in an interview with Alsumaria News that his country’s troops "had started to close the military base Camp Ashraf used by the People’s Mojahedin Organization based in the province of Diyala."

Lanza said, "The Iraqi government and the U.S. Department of Defense will be holding a special meeting in the coming period with the MEK to make representation to the members of the Mojahedin on their accommodation in European countries", pointing out that "The Iraqi government is required to deal with them humanely."…

… Lanza said that "Iraqi security forces imposed full control over Camp Ashraf, which includes 3400 members of the Organization, after taking over security responsibility from U.S. forces, but they deal with them harshly," stressing "the need to resolve Camp Ashraf peacefully and not stir up trouble with the government of Iraq".

The Mojahedin organization was founded in 1965 by academics and intellectual Iranians to overthrow the Shah’s regime. It started as a left-wing Muslim opposition to the Shah’s regime, but disagreed with the system of Islamic rule in Iran after the Islamic revolution in Iran in 1979 .. it later became, and still is, a fierce opponent of Tehran…
Al Sumaria News, Baghdad

June 9, 2010 0 comments
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Former members of the MEK

Another MKO defector returned home

Mr. Ali Barzegar, a former member of MKO, returned home after twenty years of membership in Mr. Ali Barzegar, a former member of MKO/MEK/PMOI, returned home after twenty years of membership in the organizationthe organization, reported Nejat Society Gilan Office.

Mr. Barzegar was welcomed by his family who had been awaiting his return since he had gone on compulsory military service twenty years ago when he was captured by MKO.

During those twenty years, he was under psychological manipulation by Rajavi’s destructive cult and deprived from enjoying a normal life.

Nejat Society congratulates Mr. Barzegar and his family for their reunion after long years of separation.
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June 8, 2010 0 comments
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Former members of the MEK

On the return of Mr. Ali Barzegar

On the return of Mr. Ali Barzegar

On the return of Mr. Ali Barzegar
On the return of Mr. Ali Barzegar
On the return of Mr. Ali Barzegar
On the return of Mr. Ali Barzegar
On the return of Mr. Ali Barzegar
On the return of Mr. Ali Barzegar
On the return of Mr. Ali Barzegar

June 7, 2010 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi’s human torches

On 3 June families encamped outside Camp Ashraf waiting for news of their children celebrated Iranian Mothers’ Day. The fact they are separated from not only their long-lost children who are being held hostage inside the camp by MKO leader Massoud Rajavi, but are also far away from their other family members back home, did not deter them from having a good time. They remain cheerful and optimistic. They will succeed eventually in their aims.

The families have warned Rajavi and his Western backers that they will not allow their children to be used as human sacrifices as other MKO members have in the past. Pictures of the self-immolations ordered after the arrest in Paris in 2003 of Maryam Rajavi were raised above the gates of Camp Ashraf to remind the world of the crimes of the Rajavi cult against their own members.

 Two days later on Saturday 5 June Shahab Husseini son of Mohammad Hussein born in Tehran, escaped from Camp Ashraf. Shahob Husseini had been with the Mojahedin-e Khalq for twenty four years. Since the Government of Iraq took responsibility for the camp in 2009, a steady stream of MKO members have successfully managed to overcome the immense difficulties imposed on them by the cult leaders and have managed to leave. Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi human torches

June 7, 2010 0 comments
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Former members of the MEK

Shahab Husseini escaped Camp Ashraf

Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi’s human torches

On Saturday 5 June Shahab Husseini son of Mohammad Hussein born in Tehran, escaped from Camp Ashraf. Shahob Husseini had been with the Mojahedin-e Khalq for twenty four years. Since the Government of Iraq took responsibility for the camp in 2009, a steady stream of MKO members have successfully managed to overcome the immense difficulties imposed on them by the cult leaders and have managed to leave.
Families vow to stop the use of their children as Rajavi's human torches
Two days earlier the families encamped outside Camp Ashraf waiting for news of their children celebrated Iranian Mothers’ Day. The fact they are separated from not only their long-lost children who are being held hostage inside the camp by MKO leader Massoud Rajavi, but are also far away from their other family members back home, did not deter them from having a good time. They remain cheerful and optimistic. They will succeed eventually in their aims.

The families have warned Rajavi and his Western backers that they will not allow their children to be used as human sacrifices as other MKO members have in the past. Pictures of the self-immolations ordered after the arrest in Paris in 2003 of Maryam Rajavi were raised above the gates of Camp Ashraf to remind the world of the crimes of the Rajavi cult against their own members.

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June 7, 2010 0 comments
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Iraqi Authorities' stance on the MEK

KRG officers: MKO slamming Iranian shelling is futile

Kirkuk, June 3 (AKnews) – The Iranian government resistence organization, Mojahedine Khalqe Iran (MKI), slamed the Iranian bombardment of Kurdistan territories in a declaration on June 1, asking the international bodies to react against the transgression, while Kurdistan Region Government (KRG) officials believed that the statement is of no consequences. …

Kurds, along with the Iraqi Federal Government expect their neighbors to respect the territorial sovereignty of our homeland, according to Falah Mustafa, KRG Chief for Foreign Relations.
“Both Iraqi Ministry of Defense and KRG have taken positive steps in calling Iran halt its bombardments against our region”, Mustafa said.…

“The statement by MKI is just an extension of their efforts against all the policies of Iran, whatever they could be”, the Chief for Kurdistan Strategic Studies Centre, Farid Asasard told AKnews, noting that this is not the first time the organization releases such declarations.

Any attempt by this organization to thaw relations with Kurds will be overlooked for they do not enjoy the blessing of Kurds”, Asasard argued, explaining “Because in suppressing the Kurdish uprising, this organization supported the fallen Baathists regime.

This statement cannot wash away their stained vision in the memory of the Kurdish people”, he believed. …

MKI, established in 1965 to topple down the then Shah Regime in Iran, conducted a serious of aggressions against some top Iranian personalities between 1980 to 1990, when it came to be recognized more as a militant sect. It was blacklisted as a terrorist organization by the US and Europe in 2001. However, in 2009 Europe agreed to restore the legitimacy to the organization.
Lh (AKnews)
AKnews, Kiekuk,

June 7, 2010 0 comments
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Iraqi Authorities' stance on the MEK

Sadrists: MKO and al-Qaeda responsible for Diyala insecurity

Sadrist movement in the Iraqi province Diyala called the MKO terrorist group and al-Qaeda responsible for the for the last two months insecurity in the town of Khalis and urged citizens to cooperate with Iraqi security forces for the establishment of security and peace in the region.
Sadrists: MKO and al-Qaeda responsible for Diyala insecurity
In an interview with Iraq Beituna Agency Sheikh Vadie al-Atabi, director of martyr Sadr’s office in the Diyala province, said: “Since the past month of Muharram the city of Khalis has frequently been the scene of major insecurity in the form of criminal bombings that caused people to be frightened. He urged security forces to restore security to this region and to protect civilians’ lives.”

The Sadrist movement representative in Diyala province also said: “A security conference was recently held in Diyali in which the security commanders of the province investigated the causes and objectives of the explosions and other terrorist operations and an especial security plan was also approved to prevent a repetition of the past bloody events.”

Al-Atabi announced the Sadrist movement’s support for the law and security and added: “We believe in our security forces in achieving the designed security goals”.

To be reminded of the terrorist MKO base duplication in the city 20 km north of the city of Baquba 35 km pure conflict Dyaly Province is located.

It is worth mentioning that MKO terrorist group’s garrison is located 20 km north of Ba’aquba which is the major city of the in-crisis province of Diyala.

Sadrist movement board of trustees

June 6, 2010 0 comments
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Iran

Iran hit out at EU’s approach towards MKO Terrorist group

‘Tehran Declaration positive step’

Iran’s Parliament speaker says the Tehran Declaration brokered by Brazil and Turkey roughly two weeks ago was yet another positive step by the Islamic Republic towards confidence building in the nuclear issue.
Iran hit out at EU's approach towards MKO Terrorist group
"Tehran expects nations such as Italy which have a history of friendship with Iran to adopt a fair and independent stance on its nuclear issue", Larijani was quoted by the IRIB as telling the Italian Ambassador to Tehran on Tuesday.

Larijani then hit out at the European Union’s approach toward the MKO terrorist grouping.

"Is the removal of a notorious international terror group from the list of terrorist organizations by certain European countries respect for human rights?" asked Larijani.

Elsewhere in his remarks, Iran’s Parliament speaker highlighted the need to further enhance already flourishing ties between Tehran and Rome.

"The people of both countries enjoy deep-rooted cultural and trade ties", added the top parliamentarian.

Larijani further underlined that the Iranian Parliament welcomes promotion of reciprocal ties in all areas.

The top Italian diplomat, in turn, said the international media blitz against Iran and the realities on the ground are poles apart, adding Tehran and Rome should work together closely to keep Iran’s image from being tarnished across the globe.

June 6, 2010 0 comments
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Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

Israeli lobby has Dropped the Dead Donkey

Israeli lobby – European Parliament branch – has ‘dropped the dead donkey’ 

 In a new development, Struan Stevenson and Vidal Qadras have stopped their support for the Rajavis, leaders of the Mojahedin-e Khalq cult.
the rush to get back to issues involving Iran, they have abandoned the MKO. As they say in the newsroom, they have ‘dropped the dead donkey’.
The former advocates of the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation (MKO, MEK, NCRI, Rajavi cult) moved to the Iraq Delegation to make best use of the cult when the MKO issue became defunct in relation to Iran and became a more useful tool in support of the Saddamists in Iraq.

But the MKO failed to do anything for them in Iraq, and the Israeli lobby has decided to get involved again in demonizing Iran.

It is particularly pertinent at precisely the time when Israeli soldiers killed several aid workers on a ship in international waters – what it described as a ‘PR disaster’! which fed into the hands of Iran.

In a protest, MEPs Stevenson and Vidal-Qadras, from the Iraq Delegation, heckled the Iranian Foreign Minister during his visit to the European Parliament.

The significance of this is that in the rush to get back to issues involving Iran, they have abandoned the MKO. As they say in the newsroom, they have ‘dropped the dead donkey’.

June 3, 2010 0 comments
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