1. Iraq takes control of Camp Ashraf
2. Iraqi government willing to take charge of the terrorist group
3. An Urgent Appeal
4. Ambassador to Tehran, paid a visit to the Nejat Society
5. Symposium of Nejat Society in Tehran
6. September 11th 2002 and MKO Tactic of Duplicity
7. Inconspicuous affinity between Al-Qaeda and the MKO
8. British MPs paid a visit to the Nejat Society in Tehran
9. Foreign Delegations Visit Nejat Society in Tehran
10. Governor of Khalis: MKO responsible for all violence in Dyali
11. MKO has 6 months to leave Iraq
12. Iraqi Cabinet Takes Hard- line Stance on MKO
13. CIA actively supporting Mojahedin Khalq Terrorists
14. Nejat Society open Letter to The Prime Minister
15. Families of MKO members gather in front of the British Embassy in Tehran
16. Joint Statement of the Nejat Society and the Sahar Family Foundation


In June 2003, police arrested 167 people in the Paris suburb of Auvers-sur-Oise where the PMOI is based.
of MKO members may be the destruction of intra-organizational controlling systems. Although lifestyle of members located in Ashraf is similar to that of Auvers-Sur-Oise and early headquarters of the organization in Iran, it is better to review the history of the formation of Ashraf in order to gain a better understanding of its strategic significance.
MEK on US–Iran Relations. Though the MEK, an exiled Iranian group, is listed on the State Department’s list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations, they continue to enjoy both the covert and overt support of some members of US Congress and the Bush Administration because of their opposition to the Iranian government. 
