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Sorayya Abdollahi
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

light of hope in the heart of MEK members families

“The news of the court is a light of hope in the heart of mine and the hearts of other families of MEK members,” said Soraya Abdollahi, a mother whose son, Amir Aslan Hassanzadeh has been captive behind the bars of the MEK for two decades.

Soraya Abdollahi

Ms. Abdollahi commented as news published on the MEK formers appearance at the headquarters of the International Court of Justice in the Hague on Monday, July 5, 2021. The Plaintiffs submitted related documents to the Secretariat of the International Court of Justice and the documents were initially examined and registered in the Secretariat office.

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MEK members self-immolation
The cult of Rajavi

Self-Immolation; MEK negotiating tool

Self-immolation is systematic self-harm that prepares individuals in an organization to threaten or intimidate public opinion or even the members themselves.
in 2003, there were approximately 10 self-immolations in protest of Maryam Rajavi’s arrest in Paris. The MeK has also used the threat of immolation as a negotiating tool with the JIATF, with British investigators, and with France.

MEK members self-immolation

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Mohammadreza Kolahi- MKO member
Mujahedin Khalq Organization as a terrorist group

Who was Mohammadreza Kolahi?

Mohammad-Reza Kolahi was a member of the People’s Mujahedin of Iran (MEK) that was responsible for planting a bomb at the headquarters of the Islamic Republican Party (IRP) Party in Tehran in which 72 high-ranking politicians and party members were killed in 1981.
In 2015, in the Netherlands, Mohamad Reza Kolahi was killed by a criminal gang on the order of MEK. Two Amsterdam criminals have been jailed for the 2015 murder of Kolahi Samadi, who lived in the Netherlands hiding behind the false name of Ali Motamed.
Massoud Khodabande writes his experience with Kolahi as:” I knew Kolahi personally. I received him in Kurdistan when he ran away from Iran. (I had transferred a 10 KW radio transmitter and other American made transceivers from Munich to MEK bases just outside Sardasht city and was there to undertake the assembly and commissioning). He worked with me for the next two years (he was an undergraduate Electronics Engineering student) and was then moved to maintenance work at Rajavi’s Camp Ashraf (Saddam’s private army) near Baghdad.

Mohammadreza Kolahi

I knew then that he was not a member of MEK or even remotely connected to their ideology when he came to me, and I knew later in Iraq that he could never accept the cultish teachings of Rajavi thereafter (the Ideological Revolution, divorces …), and would remain an outcast with nowhere to go. And this is what happened. Whether he was fooled by MEK to carry out this terrorist act, or whether he was pushed directly by other intelligence agencies which pulled MEK wires in Tehran at that time is a mystery to me. But what is clear is that although he was not a person close to MEK, the task of taking him out of Iran and saving him (and at the same time confining him) was the job assigned to the MEK.
It is inconceivable that Kolahi, with the information that he had, and the danger he could pose to the MEK and their variety of masters if brought in front of a camera, would go to the Netherlands, get married, get a job and start a new life without the help and the blessing of the MEK (Maryam Rajavi). It is also inconceivable that the MEK (or their masters) would have not have a 24/7 control of every aspect of his life (including every telephone conversation) and simply let him go unmonitored.”

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Fereydoun Parvaresh sister
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

On the occasion of my captivated brother birthday; Fereydoun Parvaresh

Ms. Faride Parvaresh published a message on cyberspace to congratulate her brother’s birthday.
Ms. Parvaresh’s brother – Fereydoun is a hostage of the Mujahedin-e Khalq group and lives in the cult’s Tirana Camp called Camp Ashraf 3.

Fereydoun Parvaresh sister

Faride Parvaresh

The MEK cult leaders do not allow members to contact their family members. Fereydoun is under the cult’s pressure because of his family’s efforts to free him.

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Ali Hossein Jamaati brothers
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

We do our utmost efforts for the release of our brother from the MEK Cult

Our brother; Ali Hossein Jamaati have been enslaved mentally and physically by the MEK leaders now for more than three decades, Mr. Sefatollah and Mr. Sabqatullah Jamaati said during a Nejat Society meeting in Zanjan province.
They emphasized that they will take all legal measures to visit their brother along with other families.

Ali Hossein Jamaati brothers

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Malek Hozhabr
The cult of Rajavi

I was under pressure and forced to attend brainwashing meeting

Malek Hozhabr was living in Turkey as a young boy when deceived by the MEK recruiters into joining the group. He says:

“In 2002, we arrived in the MEK’s headquarters in Iraq, Camp Ashraf. I found out that I was on the wrong path as soon as I arrived in Ashraf. I expressed my dissent and asked to leave the group but I was not allowed. Instead, I was threatened to be delivered to Iraqi Intelligence Ministry. I was constantly under pressure and forced to attend brainwashing meeting. They wanted me to give up.”

Malek Hozhabr

After the American invasion to Iraq, Malek escaped Camp Ashraf and went to the American camp and from there he and two other comrades, named Heidar and Nasser succeeded to escape to Erbil, in Iraqi Kurdistan, where they were arrested by the security forces. The judge court listened to his testimony about his experience in the MEK and released him.

In 2005, Malek was able to return home after three years of being a hostage in the MEK. “As a victim of the Rajavi’s suppressive system, I am ready to testify in any court of justice,” he says.

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Jaafar Adibpur brothers
Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

A photo to my captivated brother at MEK Camp; Jaafar Adibpur

My dear brother, we all have missed you a lot. we have your love in our hearts. We long to see you and hear your voice. We review your memories over and over again. We are all worried about you, since we have had no contact with you for long years.
My dear Jaafar, I send you a photo of my brothers and mine to you.
Love,
Your brother Hossein Adibpur.

Jaafar Adibpur brothers

Jaafar Adibpur brothers

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MEK defectors from khuzestan
Missions of Nejat Society

MEK Ex-members conference in Khuzestan

On Friday May 28, a conference was held with the participation of Mujahedin-e Khalq cult former members in the office of Nejat Society on the occasion of the anniversary of the execution of the group’s founders.
The title of the conference was:” People’s Mojahedin and elections from slogan to action and the emergence and dissolution of an organization”
Due to Covid19 health protocols, a few members of Nejat society attended the office and others attended through cyberspace.

MEK defectors from khuzestan

At the beginning of the meeting, the head of the Nejat Society of Khuzestan branch, welcomed the attendees.
The recent message of the so-called missing leader of the MEK in which he referred to the issue of engineering the presidential election in Iran and forcing people to participate in the election scene, was among of the topics discussed.
Attendees as the eye witnesses of the MEK affairs believed:”! We do not intend to defend the election process in Iran or to consider it perfect and free of any problems, but the issue we want to address here is that Massoud Rajavi and the Mojahedin Khalq have accused the Iranian government of rigging the election. Do they themselves have a belief in the principle of elections and free voting?

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Mehdi Abrishamchi
Mujahedin-e-khalq Organization Members

Former spouse of the MEK current leader

Mehdi Abrishamchi is a member of the People’s Mujahedin of Iran (MEK) who has been described as “the right hand man of Massoud Rajavi”, the group’s leader. He is the former spouse of the group’s current leader, Maryam Rajavi, whom he divorced so that she could become the spouse of Massoud Rajavi. In 1985, due to the ‘ideological revolution’ within the MEK, he divorced his wife Maryam Qajar who married Massoud Rajavi.

Mehdi Abrishamchi

Shortly after, he married to Mousa Khiabani’s younger sister Azar.

Abrishamchi and his wives

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