Salvation
According to Nejat Society’s reporter in Shiraz, on Thursday,November 16th at 15 pm, a number of MEK’s families who are members of Nejat Society Shiraz Branch ,visited "Mr. Anderson" and "Mr. Bruce Graham", the representatives of International Red Cross in order to discuss the salvation of their beloved children.
During the meeting the families asked the IRC’s delegation to assist them to visit their children captured in Camp Ashraf and have phone calls with them.
At the end, Mr. Anderson the assistant of IRC promised the members of Nejat Society that according to Human Freedom Charter reminds the primary human rights to American officials in Iraq. These primary human rights include:
1- The residents of Ashraf could visit their families without the presence of MKO’s officials.
2- The residents of Ashraf could call their parents.
3- The residents of Ashraf could contact their families through writing letters.
A statement was arranged and signed by the attendees and delivered to IRC’s representative to be investigated.
MKO Members’ Families Meet Red Cross Reps-Shiraz
Self Immolation
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3.11September 2001: in view of MKO
4.Iraq PM hints at expelling Iran opposition
group (AFP)
5.The Mojahedin-é Khalq in Iraq
6.Ordering in Rajavi ’ s Cult
7.Life story of Mr Abbás Sádeqi-nezhád
8.Why MKO insists on remaining in Iraq?
9.MKO out of Iraq now!
10.The MKO story
1. MKO is a Terrorist Group
2. Anne Singleton talks to the Independent
3. MKO Human Rights Victims
4. Interview in Paris
5. Press Conference in Paris
6. Interview with the Independent
7. MKO supporter helps Al-Qaeda
8. British House of Lords ’ Debate
9. US Citizen helped the Terrorist MKO
10. Kids sent to MKO Camps in Iraq
1. Nejat Society Letter to the Court of First Instance of the European Communities
2. Al-Arabia’s Detailed Report on MKO Cult
3. Terrorist listing not in question – Mojahedin-e Khalq is a terrorist entity
4. Iran dismisses European Court’s ruling on MKO assets
5. Court decision leaves victims trapped in destructive Rajavi cult
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