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Iraq says will force out Iran dissident group MEK

“We have reached a dead end (with them[MKO/MEK/PMOI]) and the extension ends today,..”The Iraqi government does not define involuntary transfer as being through violence or the use of weapons,”Fayadh told the conference.Iraq said it will observe a grace period of”a few days”to allow foreign governments to offer the group sanctuary or to suggest other solutions to the dispute.

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International Conference in Baghdad on Camp Ashraf

An International Conference will be held in Baghdad tomorrow [July31,2012] devoted to highlight the position of Iraqi government regarding eliminating the existence of the PMOI elements on Iraqi territory.”The countries that will attend the conference are (U.S. / UK / EU / Australia / Canada / Russia / China / Japan / in addition to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees…

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MKO terrorist commits suicide in Iraq camp

The MKO terrorist, identified as Shamsollah Mohammadi, killed himself at the camp, situated about 120 kilometers (74 miles) west of the border with Iran, on July 28…Excessive mental pressures, psychological problems and a bleak future outlook for the group are said to have driven MKO/MEK/PMOI members in Iraq to despair, prompting some of them to commit suicide…

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MKO Unable to Influence Iran-Iraq Ties

The terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO also known as the MEK, PMOI and NCR), cannot leave even a little impact on Iran-Iraq friendly ties, a senior Iranian lawmaker said…Earlier this month, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the UN Secretary-General’s Representative in Iraq Martin Kobler agreed to put an end to the dossier of MKO’s

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MKO terrorist sentenced to jail for abduction

A Swedish court has sentenced a female member of the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) to eight years in prison over her involvement in kidnapping a mentally.. The 23-year-old MKO/MEK/PMOI member, identified as Parastou Namdar Faiz-Abadi, was found guilty of participating in the kidnapping of ..

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Masood Rajavi removes from head of the MeK

The fact is that Masood Rajavi has fled because of being at the head of a terrorist organization, being responsible for hundreds of terrorist operations, collaboration with Saddam, establishing of the international criminal network, and dozens of other illegal actions. So, due to the terrorist records and a history of treachery and crime, Rajavi does not have legitimacy to represent a political group.

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UN calls for cooperation to find solutions to relocate Mujahedin

UNHCR called on countries to cooperate by allowing for re-admission of individuals having had previous links with them, ..UNHCR appealed to States for financial support, including for the host country to meet costs associated with transferring, hosting, housing, assisting and processing the cases of these individuals until solutions have been found.

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U.S. Support for UN Roadmap on Camp Ashraf

The United States supports the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq’s (UNAMI) “Roadmap,” which suggests remaining steps for the closure of Camp Ashraf and builds upon the work that has produced the safe relocation of almost two-thirds of the residents from Ashraf to Camp Hurriya. We urge the leadership of Camp Ashraf and the Government of Iraq to cooperate in moving forward with this plan, ..

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