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14 MKO Defectors Return Home

After the return of a number of former MKO members from Iraq to Iran during past few months, another group of 14 former MKO veterans- who had been under the supervision and protection of US forces- have returned to their countries with the cooperation of International Red Cross.

When anti-Iranian propagandas of terrorist MKO and other opposition groups faded and these people found the truth, they returned by their own will.

At the time being, Islamic Republic has issued pardon for them and the best and safest way for saving them is Iran.

It’s notable that 250 former members have returned to Iran since February.

July 12, 2005 0 comment

Maryam Rajavi

Maryam Rajavi prosecuted over human rights violations

Former Members Prosecute Rajavi

Former members of Mojahedin-e Khalq organization take action against the leaders of this organization in France.

According to Le Parisien, Massoud Khodabandeh, Karim Haqqi Moni, Massoud Tayebi and Jamshid Tahmasebi-four former members of MKO-have accused MKO leaders of violating human rights and freedoms as well as torturing and endangering the lives of other people.

About their complaint in French Judiciary, Le Parisien wrote: “Maryam Rajavi and her husband allow themselves to interfere in the private lives of the members and break their marital relations.”

This paper notes that these four men were former members of MKO, adding: “The leaders of this organization have issued execution order for Tayebi and Haqqi to prevent them from leaving the organization but they have been able to escape to Europe and get political asylum from Netherlands government.”

According to Le Parisien, Khodabandeh was Rajavi’s bodyguard. When he decided to leave MKO, they injected narcotics into his body and Tahmasebi was under heavy mental tortures.

Le Parisien quotes French security service: â€œthis organization never allowed its members to open an account. It has been listed as a terrorist organization by the US and EU.”

July 11, 2005 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

International Arrest Warrant for MKO Members

Swiss-based newspaper of "Le Temp" revealed in a report that six MKO members who commuted in UN Commissions were banned according to an international arrest warrant which was issued by Interpol.

Le Temp wrote: "It’s about six opponents of regime in Tehran, who lobbied in the UN Commissions. A year ago, they were banned from entering UN buildings due to prosecution by Iranian officials. In March 2003, Libyan head of Human Rights Commission at that time, replied to Iranian officials’ letter that for preventing people from entering these buildings there should be convincing reasons, such as an international arrest warrant. In the next year, 2004, the warrant had been issued by Interpol. So, the doors of the UN were automatically closed on these dangerous terrorists."

July 2, 2005 0 comment

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