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– Happy New Year 2024
As the final whispers of 2023 fade and the world prepares to embrace the unknown promise of
2024, our hearts turn towards those who make life’s tapestry truly vibrant – our loved ones. These are the souls who hold our laughter in their echoes, our tears in their gentle hands, and our dreams in their unwavering support.

Nejat Newsletter No.109

– MEK do not hesitate to kill civilians
Mohammad Mehdi Chizari, a victim of the terror attacks of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK),said that in addition to losing his leg, he is still suffering from the damages of shrapnel left in his body after the mortar attacks committed by Akbar Khosravi was kidnapped by MEK

– Third session of the court hearing for trial of MEK leaders
The third session of the court hearing the charges against 104 members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK),as well as the nature of this organization as a legal entity, was held on Tuesday, December 26th, in the eleventh branch of the Criminal Court of Tehran, presided over by Judge Dehghani and court advisors Morteza Turk and Amin Naseri.

– Pooran Navai, a hostage of the MEK for 4 decades
Pooran Navai was a young girl when she joined the MEK, in the early years after the Iranian revolution.
Pooran was one of those youths who got Rashidis’ letter to Mosayeb Rashidi in the MEK’s camp MEK defector: Rajavi builds enemy out of family Ali Sepah Amiri children write letter to their captive father

– Rashidi’s letter o Mosayeb Rashidi in the MEK’s camp in Albania
My dear father, your daughter and grandchildren have been hoping for many years to see you in our hometown among family members. We have always wanted to live with you and experience and enjoy the feeling of having a father and grandfather.

– No to forced hijab, religion and government” a big lie by Maryam Rajavi
The MEK has published a book called “No to compulsory hijab, No to compulsory religion, No
to compulsory government” in English, which apparently contains a selection of Maryam Rajavi’s speeches. Taleb Jalilian admitted torture

– Nejat Society congratulates the Albania’s Independence day
On behalf of the Iranian community in Albania, we congratulate the government and people of Albania and wish everyone a joyous celebration for the 111th Independence Day.

– Taleb Jalilian admitted torture because there was no other way to leave the MEK
He joined the group when he was young but after a while inside the group, he reached a state of mind that he was ready to be imprisoned and tortured as a procedure to leave the group. The cult-like atmosphere of the MEK and its oppressive ruling made Taleb Jalilian,…

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– Nejat Society congratulates the Albania’s Independence Day
On behalf of the Iranian community in Albania, we congratulate the government and people of Albania and wish everyone a joyous celebration for the 111th Independence Day. Members of the Albanian Nejat Society wish happy national day to all

Nejat Newsletter No.108

Albanians, to proudly celebrate the 28th November, the Independence Day as the nation’s birthday. On this day we honor and appreciate all..

– Nejat Society’s Conference in Tirana, We are equal
On Sunday, November 26, 2023, a gathering was held by Nejat Society Albania following a public call, at the futsal park in the crowded area known as “Rruga Ura” in down town Tirana. The event was titled: “We are all equal and we support the basic human rights of all different communities in Albania”

– oncluding Statement of The great gathering of the Albanian Nejat Society
Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO) led by Massoud and Maryam Rajavi, while they were expelled from Iraq and no other country was willing to receive them, were accepted in Albania for humanitarian reasons about 7 years ago.

– The Albanian Kristal TV report on the Nejat Society conference in Tirana
A conference on hu man rights was held last Sunday morning. The event took place in Tirana with many participants where they were present and closely followed the entire event..

– The Albanian public opinion should be informed about Rajavi’s modern slavery
Masoomeh Rezaei has been deprived of seeing her son for many years. His son, Saeed Farajullah Hosseini, was captured by Iraqi forces during the Iran Iraq war and was transferred from the camp of Iranian prisoners of war in Iraq to the headquarters of Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK), under a collusion between Massoud Rajavi and Saddam Hussein.

– The Albanian News 24 TV Channel interviews Ali Zamani
Ali Asghar Zamani is a former member of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization and the current member of the Nejat Society office in Albania called Nejat Albania.

– How the Cult of Rajavi works according to Steven Hassan
If you think that cults are merely traps for gullible and weakminded people, Steven Hassan would urge you to reconsider. The mind control expert is the author of Combating Cult Mind Control: The Guide to Protection, Rescue and Recovery from Destructive Cults. He’s also a former member of the Sun Myung Moon’s Unification Church cult.

– Stockholm and Koln prosecutors should take action for MEK children, ex-member
who published her autobiography a few months ago. The book was welcome among Swedish public opinion. As a journalist, Heidarnejad has published a review on the book raising the case of children who were systematically abused in the Rajavi’s ruling system as a legal case in Sweden and Germany..

– Famous Albanian author visited Nejat Society
Members of Nejat Society Albania received the Albanian author Leonard Nika at their office in Tirana. Leonard Nika, the famous Albanian author has recently published a new book.

– Why MEK separated children from families
After the defeat of Operation Forough Javidan (aka the Eternal Light and/or Mersad) (August 3-7, 1988), Massoud Rajavi, who was in charge of the operation, instead of accepting responsibility and responding to his erroneous analyses, held a series of meetings for the failure of the operation in the spring and summer of 1989, in which he laid the blame on the warriors of the so called “National Liberation Army” and members of the Mujahedine Khalq (MEK/MKO).

– NESCO researcher: MEK does not have widespread public backing in Iran
While the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) claims that its so-called “resistance units” are active all over Iran to push the overthrow of the Iranian government, independent researchers and journalists have always stat ed that the group lacks public support in Iran

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– Conference of the Albanian Nejat Society in Tirana
On Sunday, October 15, 2023, a conference was held by Albanian Nejat Society in the conference hall of the Hotel Mondial, Tirana,to try to connect the members trapped in the Mojahedin-e Khalq
Organization (MEK..

– Grown up in the MEK, my therapists shed tears for me

Nejat Newsletter no.107The stories of children of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) can be documented as evidence of the existence of abusive practices and maltreatment in the group. All children of Mujahed parents are more or less survivors of traumatic experiences.

– In response to the MEK claims
As it was expected, Nejat Society Albania was slandered by the propaganda machine of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK). The group accuses Nejat activists of being the agents of the Iranian government in Albania. A few weeks ago, the group published an announcement against Nejat Society’s members in Albania.

– Collapse of Zamani’s family
A family of four was collapsed immediately after they joined the MEK. Ali Asghar Zamani, his wife and their two children were recruited by the MEK agents, in 2003.

– Why MEK is considered ungrateful group for Albania?
MEK came to Albania as part of a promised dream, to be away from their country, Iran and the Iranian regime.

– Dr. Alfred Ebrahimi to visit Nejat Society office in Tirana.
Dr. Alfred Ebrahimi, a psychiatrist and deputy of Lija penitentiary, attended the villa of Nejat Society in Tirana and met with members of this office. In this meeting, he conveyed the congratulatory message of the Head of the Penitentiary to members of Nejat Society Albania and thanked for the bilateral cooperation in line with the

– Naime Gjongecaj visited the representative office of the Nejat Society
At the invitation of the Nejat Society Albania, Ms. Naime Gjongecaj, a politician and activist of human rights and women’s rights, as well as a candidate for parliamentary representation from the
Democratic Party, on

– Ray Torabi: People of Iran should hate the MEK more!
Mohammad Reza (Ray) Torabi, a former child soldier of the People’s Mujahedin Organization (PMOI/MEK), once again spoke about his distressing experiences of captivity in this cult to inform Iranian people.

– MEK goes from terrorist list to Canadian politicians’ best buddy
Canada’s political establishment has become close to a group it once banned as a terrorist organization. Reports that the violent cult MEK may set up shop here reflects s country’s conflictual relations with Iran

– MEK misled MEPs
A report by the European Parliament has said that the Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK) terrorist organization has committed many non-transparent actions in dealing with the members of the European parliament

– CEO of Nejat Society express gratitude to the authorities of the Albanian government
Ebrahim Khodabandeh, CEO of Nejat Society, expressed his appreciation and gratitude to the Albanian government officials in various separate letters addressed to a number of Albanian government authorities, which were delivered to each office in writing

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Inside this Issue:

_ People inside MEK face HR abuses regularly

Nejat Newsletter No.106

In an interview, published by VOX News Albania, a former member of the MEK, Mustafa Beheshti, revealed what happened in MKO camp located in Manza, Durrës.

_ Women Council of ASILA traveled to the city of Shkodër

Members of Women Council of the association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) traveled to Shkodër in line with the goals defined for this council.

_ The Voice of Families conference was held in Tirana

The Association for the Support of Iranians living in Albania called the purpose of holding this public conference “to bring the voice of the waiting families of members of the Cult of Rajavi.”

_ Rama warns to expel MKO if it uses Albania for war against Iran

Albania’s Prime Minister Edi Rama says the Mujahedin-e-Khalq Organization (MKO) must leave the country if it wants to use Albanian soil to fight against Iran.

_ Iranian protesters urge Albania to close down MKO camp

Azadeh was deceived to join the MEK in Iraq when she was a young newly married girl. Her husband left the group a few years later but Azadeh was coerced to stay.

_ Evidence on MEK’s unpopularity

The Move by the Albanian police came after the French government banned the group’s planned annual gathering in Paris. The MEK could finally run its multi-milliondollar rally based on a French court order, but it could never play the part of a popular opposition group against the government in Tehran.

_ The double face of the MEK

While presenting itself as a moderate opposition in the eyes of West, the MEK continues to perpetrate terrorist actions in Iran for the overthrow of the I. R. I., as evidenced by their own official website, where the attacks are described as heroic acts.

_ MEK does not speak on behalf of the Iranian people

an Iranian opposition figure, Alireza Akhondi, the Swedish politician who had warned the world politicization in particular the ones of Italy to beware that the MEK does not represent the aspirations of the Iranian people.

_ Bijar Rahimi, the most recent defector of the MEK

Bijar Rahimi joined the Association for the (ASILA) after his defection. His brother Sarfaraz Rahimi, also defector of the MEK and his Albanian wife Erisa have been active members of ASILA since its foundation.

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– Gathering of Nejat Society outside Turkish Embassy
Following the raid by the Albanian Police to Mujahedin-e Khalq’s base in North of Tirana, Nejat Society hold a rally outside the embassy of Turkey which represents Albanian interests

– Albanian Police set up a checkpoint in the MEK camp

Nejat Newsletter No.105

On Thursday, June 29, the State Police established a checkpoint with vehicles and vans, which will examine all entrances and exits to the MEK camp. This checkpoint is seen as a measure by the Albanian authorities after the recent events in the Manza camp, and it is not known how long it will last.

– 70 arrest warrants in the MEK camp in Durrës
New details have been revealed regarding the checks carried out by the police in the MEK camp in Manzë today. The operation is led by the head of the state police, Muhamet Rrumbullaku, while sources indicate that 70 arrest warrants have been issued.

– Nejat CEO’s letter to the President of Albania
As an international relations expert who has enough experience and knowledge in the external relations of the MEK, and as someone who has played a responsible role in the international As an international relations expert who has enough experience and knowledge in the external relations of the MEK, and as someone who has played a responsible role in the international

– Letter of CEO of Nejat Society to the statesmen of Albania
In the many meetings that I have had with these families in different cities of Iran, questions have been raised by them that are related to the issue of “Albanian national sovereignty”. I am addressing these
questions to the honorable statesmen of the Republic of Albania..

– The journalist is threatened with death by the MEK
Tensions in the MEK camp/ Expert Karamuço explodes the bombshell statement: The journalist is threatened with death, the news is done the way we want it. Criminalistics expert Ervin Karamuço has stated that yesterday in the MEK camp in Manez, Durres, a journalist was threatened with death.

– 70 arrest warrants in the MEK camp in Durrës
How the clash between the Mujahideen and the police happened? New details have been revealed regarding the checks carried out by the police in the MEK

– CN TV interview with Aldo Sollulari, media director of ASILA
The Albanian MCN TV interviewed Aldo Sollulari, the media director of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA). Sollulari, the Albanian journalist and TV host explained how he got to know the Iranian community in Albania including ASILA. He spoke of the needs and the missions of the association …

– MEK has not respected the 2014 agreement
A man died in unclear circumstances when Albanian police raided the compound of the exiled Iranian oppositionist MEK group, saying that its members might have been involved in prohibited political activity.

– MEK Camp, center of conspiracy against Albanian gov.
Until June 20th, 2023, the headquarters of the MEK was a center for conspiracies and threats against Iran. For about a decade, from a NATO country in the European territory, the MEK have been targeting the Iranians’ mental and physical security using the remote isolated camp with high speed and limited Internet offered to them by the Albanian government.

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– Illegal expulsion of former members into Greece by the MEK
According to this news, the police arrested the Albanian driver of a van near the border while he was hiding 10 illegal immigrants in his vehicle

– MEK, no friend of democracy in Iran: Canadian academics
Paid hefty fees by the Mujahedin-e Khalq, lobbyists of the group have been actively working to advocate its cause as “a democratic alternative” to the Islamic Republic. The cult-like MEK with …

– The question of the Albanians: When will justice come to the Kareç Camp?
on St. George’s Day, the ASILA association distributed brochures to the residents of “May 5” street. The brochures had such a content that the people who read them understood that many injustices were committed against the 6 Iranians imprisoned in the Kareç camp and are still being commit ted in the Mujahideen camps.
Ray Torabi: Happy father’s day to the father I never had
Children of the MEK are victims of enormous traumas. Six years after his defection, Mohammad Reza (Ray) Torabi, a defector of the group and the son of Ghorban Ali Torabi, a victim of the group lives in Germany.

– Cries of mother of Azadeh Saboor in front of ICRC office in Tehran
Fatemeh Mohabati at tended the sit-in in front of the office of the International Com mittee of Red Cross in Tehran. She is the mother of Azadeh Saboor, a member of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK/ PMOI). Fatemeh Mohabati has not seen her daughter for over 20 years.

– The message of the CEO of Nejat Society to the statesmen of Albania
The CEO of Nejat Society, Ebrahim Khodabandeh, sent a message to the respected Albanian statesmen and made it available to the Albanian authorities and media through the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania( ASILA), for information and possibly appropriate measures.

– What Nejat Families want on the Int. Red Cross Day
Members of Nejat Society used the occasion of May 8th, the International Day of Red Cross to call on the world for the release of their loved ones. Families of hostages of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi)

– Parents of MKO members ask ICRC to help them see loved ones
World Red Cross Day is observed every year on May 8. A number of parents of members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq terrorist group have taken the opportunity to attract attentions to the fact that they have not been able to visit their loved ones for a very long time.

– MEK: terrorists who jail dissidents
The Iran that the West likes is called MEK: terrorists who jail dissidents. The Mujahedin-e Khalq terrorist group, known as MEK, which was listed as a terrorist organization from 1997 to 2012 and has a criminal record of killing 17,000 people, is now presented as a purely political group and engaged in human rights advocacy from anti-Iranian satellite channels, such as Iran International.

– Ali Hajari was released
The Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) issued a statement Mr. Ali Hajari was released unconditionally today, Friday, May 26, 2023. He was detained in the Karrec camp for more than months, and during all this time, the Albanian government and police never announced the reason for this detention and did not bring any charges against him.

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Inside this Issue:
– What Does the FBI Say About the Mujahedin-e-Khalq?
The Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK) claims to be Iran’s largest opposi tion group, even as studies and polls show it has minuscule support. The group embraces a virulently anti -American ideology, operates as a cult, and has notoriously opaque finances. The tax forms of MEK shell organizations show that the supposedly grassroots groups paying honorarium to officials and donations to politicians do not have the resources on their own to do so.

– The NYT on MEK-Albania relations covered by Albanian media

Nejat Newsletter no.103

“A NATO Minnow Reels from Cyberattacks Linked to Iran” is the title of an article authored by Andrew Higgins of the New York Times. It was widely covered by the Albanian news media. The Albanian daily newspaper News Bomb covered the article on February 27th, 2023 with this title emphasizing on the ..

– Edi Rama heading fast towards dependence on Israel
Albanian media have been reporting on the government of Edi Ra ma, who is struggling in internal crises, heading fast towards dependence on Israel. Some observers believe that the hacks that took place in Albania’s cyber systems were carried out by Israel itself in order to blame them on Iran and in this way make Albania more dependent on itself with promises of cyber aid.

– Terrorist Threats” Inspirations of the Rajavi Cult
According to the received information, the Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK) has advised the Albanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a letter not to issue visas to young Iranian weightlifters who are preparing for the world championships in Durres.

– Red Wednesday and Summer Day celebrated by ex-members of the MEK
Former members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) in Albania who are currently members of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) celebrated two similar occasions each renowned in Iran and Albania.

– ASILA members to visit Albanian women’s rights activist
Members of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) visited the Albanian human rights activist, Elsa Ballauri. Elsa Ballauri, the Albanian journalist, activist of human rights, and collector received Iranian and Albanian members of ASILA in her personal museum.

– ASILA to reveal the true counter-women nature of the Rajavi cult
In recent days, we got to know the names of two famous ladies during the activities of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) in Tirana. Two Albanian women, each of whom has a long track record in political and human rights activities and are still active in these field.

– International women’s day conference, the turning point of ASILA’s activities
Erisa Idrizi (Rahimi), one of the Albanian members of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA), who has mastered the Persian language during this time, organized a conference on the occasion of International Women’s Day in Tirana, the capital of…

– Why Can’t MEK Supporters get Security Clearances?
Iranian-Americans serve honorably across the US government. While I worked at the Pentagon two decades ago, I inter acted with Iranian-Americans holding top security clearances who worked for the Defense Department, State Department, White House, and National Security Agency. While teaching for the US Navy, I met Iranian-American pilots and senior surface war fare officers.

– Double Standards of the Albanian Prime Minister
According to the recently published article by Andrew Higgins of the New York Times, titled “A NATO Minnow Reels from Cyberattacks Linked to Iran”, published on February 25th, 2023, Edi Rama the prime Minister of Albania has assured the Albanian nation and the international community that no political activities are done in the headquarters of the Mujahedin Khalq (MEK/ PMOI).

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– Albania and its Sheltering of the MEK on its soil
A NATO Minnow Reels From Cyberattacks Linked to Iran
But he (premier Rama) complained that M.E.K. were “not easy people, frankly,” and that the group had violated an agreement that it would refrain from using Albania as “a safe haven to make political activity against the Iranian regime.”

– International Day of Nowruz

Nejat Newsletter No.102

International Day of Nowruz celebrated every March 21 is a highly significant and anticipated global New Year holiday occurring on the spring equinox, ringing in the arrival of spring and symbolizing rebirth
and renewal of nature.

– MEK use sleep deprivation as a mind control technique
Families of hostages taken by the Mujahedin-e Khalq , from Zanjan province asked Javaid Rehman, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, to watch the film

– Leila Kiukan hoped to see the father who is no more alive
The MEK announced the news of the death of Rahim Kiukan. This is while his daughter Leila expressed her hope to visit him just a few days ago at Fajr Film Festival, where the film “Colonel Soraya” was played for the first time.

– Congress Boosts cultish MEK exile group
Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle are backing a bill that endorses Maryam Rajavi, an Iranian opposition figure who leads the Mojahedin-e Khalq.

– Albanian opposition protests against corruption, poverty
Thousands of opposition supporters rallied in front of the Albanian prime minister’s office on Saturday accusing the government of Edi Rama of corruption and protesting against the high cost of living which is forcing people to leave the country.

– Letter to Abbas Golrizan, a hostage of the MEK
I hope you are well. Why don’t you answer my letters? why don’t you contact me? When you were a child, I had so many dreams for your future. When you went to army service, I was looking forward to your return.

– Michael Rubin: Why Do Iranians Hate the MEK So Much?
The senior fellow of the Washington Examiner, has found it vital to warn the US politicians who advocate the MEK despite its violent history and its cult-like nature. This is the third piece written by Rubin in order to inform paid politicians that the MEK is hated by the Iranian people..

– Albania awaits unrest
Reports from Albania indicate that the opposition (a coalition of parties of former Albanian leaders Sali Berisha and Ilir Meta) has planned a massive demonstration for Saturday, February 11, 2023, which is expected to be similar to the one that was well received a few months ago, The relevant report adds that “there is a possibility – which is not a small possibility – that the demonstration will not only meet with public favor, but will subsequently cause civil unrest and a rapid and serious deterioration of public order not only in Tirana but throughout Albania.

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– Albania with MEK like Afghanistan used by Al Qaeda!
The Albanian TV channel, MCNTV interviewed Olsi Jazexhi, the historian.
The US Department of State has distanced itself from the Iranian opposition sheltered in Albania, while the Biden  administration has been criticized by former representatives of the Trump administration. Olsi jazexhi says he is a researcher on Iran. In a connection with the MCN TV news studio, he stated that he follows with great interest the role of the Mujahedin_e Khalq in Albania and the adventure of Prime Minister Rama and his ministers to gain points ….

– Inside the messy Iranian diaspora groups lobbying Capitol Hill
The MEK, widely loathed by Iranians – – An Iranian political militant group previously on the U.S. list of foreign terrorist organizations now has an outsized influence in Washington..

– ASILA to hold Book fair in Përmet, Albania

Members of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) took a trip to Përmet to hold a book fair. They went to the town in south of Tirana on
Saturday December 17th.

– Iranian Youth on the MEK, Italian Newspaper explores
“The Mojahedin are not the soul of our revolution” is the title of an interview published in the Italian newspaper, il Manifesto. Francesca Luci of the Manifesto interviewed an Iranian 28-year-old activist
named Nazanin, holding a PhD in political science with specific studies on Iranian opposition organizations in the diaspora.

– ASILA’s statement calls for release of the detained members
Members of the Association for the support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) delivered a statement by the end of their protest in front of the Albanian immigration and border Police.

– ASILA protest outside the Albanian immigration and border police
Members of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) held a demonstration outside the Albanian immigration and border Police in Tirana.

– Choose between the Karrec concentration camp and Rajavi’s terror camp
Dr. Olsi Jazexhi interviews Hassan Heyrani, an Iranian defector of MEK who has been put under administrative detention from Edi Rama’s government since November 8, 2022. Hassan Heyrani, Mehdi Soleymani, Reza Shekari,…

– ASILA members on hunger strike to protest illegal detention
The 6 people who are former members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization and current members of the Association for the support of Iranians living in Albania(ASILA), staged hunger strike to protest their unreasoned detention.

– Protest against Illegal detention
Following the detention of six members of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA), the friends and families of the detainees started petitions in the Albanian immigration and border department. Margarita Ballco, the wife of Hassan Heirani, the Iranian head of ASILA wrote a letter to the chief commissioner Ferdinand Gjeta, the acting director of the local border and migration Directorate in Kuk, Albania.

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– Open letter by families of MEK hostages to Albanian authorities
Families of members of the MEK signed an open letter to the Albanian government of the event to launch the new documentary produced by Nejat Society. On the sidelines of the opening ceremony of “From Tirana to Tehran” the families whose loved ones are taken as hostages by the MEK in Albania and former members of the group signed the letter calling on the Albanian authorities to aid them release their beloveds from the group..

– From Tirana to Tehran
“From Tirana to Tehran” is a documentary based on the stories told by families of members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK/ MKO/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). The documentary depicts the grieves and suffering of families of those who are taken as hostages by the MEK leaders in Camp Ashraf 3, in Albania.

– Mother of an MEK hostage to slam Maryam Rajavi
“Mother Saadat” addressed the audience in the premier for Nejat Society’s new documentary, “From Tirana to Tehran”. Hamael Ghanizadeh called Mother Saadat is the mother of three members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq who has not visited her children for over three decades.

– Soraya Abdollahi: Our beloveds are barred by the cult of Rajavi
Soraya Abdollahi, the mother of Amir Aslan Hassanzadeh, was a key speaker at the premier of the new documentary produced by Nejat Society. Last week, the first public presentation of “From Tirana to Tehran” was held by Nejat Society.

– Albania teams up with Israel and U.S. against Iran: Foreign Policy
Eager to stand out as a steadfast U.S. ally, Tirana often entangles itself in geopolitical issues far from its shores.. Analyst covering the Balkans, says Albanian is aligning with Israel and the United States against Iran.

– Mojahedin-e Khalq Incite Violence in Iran from Albania
In the political and social developments of the country in recent years, from protests to riots, generally the hated terrorist group of MEK (Mojahedin-e Khalq) has tried to play a role in order to achieve its forty-year long goal of overthrowing the political system in Iran and it has not succeeded in doing so despite all sorts of methods they implemented.

– Comparing the MEK cult with Children of God cult
In June 2018, BBC Scotland News published a story on a survivor of a notorious cult: Children of God. The report is based on testimonies of a 38-year-old woman says who was abused from the age of four by members of the Children of God cult, including her own father.

– US-Iran clash in Albania as hopes of nuclear deal fade
Albanian authorities thwarted a second cyberattack over the weekend after Tirana, backed by the United States with pledges of support and fresh sanctions on Iran, severed all diplomatic ties with Tehran who it blames for the “sabotage”.

– New documentary reveals truth about MKO
The trailer released on Thursday for the documentary movie “From Tirana to Tehran ” is so powerful in its message about the MKO and its practices that it leaves no room for doubting why every defector that has managed to flee, insists on calling it a cult where members are required to demonstrate complete devotion to its leader.

– Senator Richard Black: Mujahedin-e Khalq is a very tarnished organization
The history of the United States of America supporting terrorist groups is too long that it is like a black book that the blood of innocent people drip from its pages. One of these terrorist groups is the group of Mujahedin-e Khalq known as MEK/MKO/ PMOI/NCRI, that has killed thousands of people since its establish ment which if we want to mention only a few cases, we can mention the killing of 12 thousand Iranians and 4 thousand Iraqi Kurds.

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