Mohammad-Ali Jamali was born in Urmia in 1968 and is currently 58 years old. In 1988, while serving as a soldier of the 77th Khorasan Division in Iran-Iraq war, he was taken as a prisoner of war in the Fakkeh operational zone during a joint operation by Iraqi forces and the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK).
In return for the Rajavi cult’s loyal services, Saddam Hussein handed over a number of Iranian prisoners—including Mohammad-Ali—to the MEK, subjecting them to a different form of captivity. Mohammad-Ali has been in the isolated camps of the group for 38 years. He is currently held in the Manëz camp in Albania under the control of the MEK.
The Jamali family has made significant efforts to establish contact with Mohammad-Ali but has not yet succeeded.
Recently, Mr. Mokhtar-Ali Jamali, Mohammad-Ali’s brother, visited the West Azerbaijan branch of the Nejat Society. He once again urged the office director to ensure that his family’s voice reaches Albanian officials, international bodies, human rights organizations, and the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The Jamalis’ phone numbers are:
04433458442
09144394249

published in Iran Probe website (www.iran-efshagari.com), belonging to People’s Mujahedin of Iran (Mojahedin-e-Khalq Organization (MEK)), on June 17, 2016.
lies in front of cameras. The victims chosen from among our captive families by the Rajavi cult this time are, Mr. Khoram Ramezani, Mr. Iraj Ramezani, and Mr. Mohammad Reza Araki, who have been brought in front of the cult leaders’ cameras.
issue and the simple fact that we have been sitting down in protest only for the simple demand and right to visit our children. The Open Letter to the U.S President and the other propaganda she publishes is nothing other than a desperate attempt to divert attention from our simple and basic right.