Dear Mrs Holl Lute, Special Adviser to the UN Secretary General for the Relocation of Camp Hurriya (aka Liberty) Residents Outside of Iraq, please accept our warm greetings as former members of the PMOI.
We hope that you complete your mission successfully and very quickly because of the hardship and misery which each one of us tolerated and endured in the PMOI and for the sake of our friends who are still trapped and stuck in this notorious organization.
We, separated members and critics, know very well that because of the egoism of the PMOI leadership and by invoking the fanatical principles of their ideology, the PMOI leadership will try its best to keep those miserable and trapped members in Iraq until they die, and that, as a matter of fact, the leadership welcomes their deaths because they know that the majority of PMOI members, especially the rank and file of this organization, will become their critics as soon as they reach the free world. For that reason we would like to help you in your mission as much as possible.
Mrs Holl Lute, breaking the cult-like and organizational barriers is the basis and fundamental prelude to the release, rescue and exit of those stranded and trapped members in Iraq. The PMOI leadership has robbed them of their ability to think for themselves and make decisions on their own behalf.
Your interlocutors for the rescue mission from Iraq should rightly be the individual members and not the organization and its self-appointed representatives, but because of the problems and obstacles which we would like to discuss with you, any discussion individually with those trapped members may be out of reach at present because all those members are made to obey their leaders’ orders regarding this matter.
We would like to share our experiences with you regarding this subject and how you might best approach this problem.
We wish you every success in your humanitarian mission and we eagerly follow your endeavours and activities in this regard.
Separated members and critics of the PMOI.
21 January 2014
Signatories:
1.Mohammad Karami
2. Hassan Piransar
3. Batul Soltani
4. Saba Shekar Beyghi
5. Mohsen Mahdavi
6. M. Barazandeh
7. Hamid Sistani
8. Mahmoud Sepahi
9. Mehrdad Sagharchi
10. Ghorbanali Hossein nejad
11. Hassan Azizi
12. Seyed Amir movasaghi
13. Alireza Mirasghari
14. Edward Termado
15. Behzad Alishahi
16. Toraj Amiri
17. Massoud Khodabandeh
18. Shirzad Jalili
19. Majid Rohi
20. Niaz Salimi
21. Shamim Rabiee
22. Anne Singelton
23. Bahiee Jeylani
24. Nasrin Ebrahimi
25. Zahra Al Sadat Mirbagheri
26. Homeyra Mohammad Nejad
27. Mahtab Alipour
28. Zahra Moini
29. Mona Hossein Nejad
30. B- Amiri
31. Visha Madej
32. Ahmad Mohammadi
33. Arash Sameti pour
34. Ali Khatami
35. Saeed Soltanpour
36. Ali Ghashghavi
37. Ali Jahani
38. Hamid Dehdar
39. Ehsan Bidi
40. Mehdi Khoshhal
41. Hassan Khalag
42. Jafar Ebrahimi
43. Hamid Yosefi
44. Vahid Saidi
45. Adel Azami
46. Ali akbar Rastgo
47. Mitra Yousefi
48. Massoud Jabani
49. Mohammadreza Najarian kermani
50 . Homayon Kahzadi
51 . Mirbagher Sedaghi
52 .Ghafour Fatahyian
53-Reza Fani Yazdi
54. kobra Kobra
55. Mehdi Sajoudi
56. Ronak Eyazi
57. Hamed Shirmardi
58 . Mehdi Nikbakht
59.Shahrouz Tajbakhsh
Copies to
– Secretary General of the United Nations, Mr. Ban Ki-moon – New York
– UN High Commissioner for Human Rights at the United Nations, Ms Nawi Pillay – Geneva
– Special Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations in Iraq, Mr Nikola Mladenov
– Chairman of the human rights monitoring in the UNAMI in Iraq, Mr Ashouri
– Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, the United Nations in Iraq
– Ashraf-Liberty Project Office in the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, the United Nations in Camp Liberty – Mr Ahmed Al-Tamimi
– The International Committee of the Red Cross
– Office of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Baghdad
– Office of the Prime Minister of Iraq
– The Iraqi Ministry of Human Rights
– Amnesty International
-Human Rights Watch
Faryade Azadi, Paris