Family in the Mujahedin-e Khalq

Iranian families ,after the vigil for more than four months..

… Sheikh Mohammed Jassim Abdul, one of Diyala province tribal leaders, said said the elders and tribes of Diyala are demanding that the government and parliament work on removing this organization as soon as possible for several reasons, including its past cooperation with the former regime of Saddam Hussein against the Iraqi people. He considered that the MEK leaders’ rejection of families coming from Iran to see their children who were inside the camp is a violation and breach of human rights law and acts contrary to moral values …

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Camp Ashraf residents prevented by PMOI from meeting their families coming from Iran

… Al-Khaddran attributed Ashraf leaders refusal to let the Iranian families in to”fears”of the leaders of revealing their practices with the deluded people who wish to return home, on the one hand, and to prevent the world from knowing the secrets and mysteries of collaboration with, and the support of the organization, for militant terrorist groups, on the other hand. government of Iraq tried to take measures that would remove the organization from the country, but the organization was protected by the United States …

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Letter to Mr. joe Stork,Director of HRW for Middle East

… We urge you to provide an opportunity for those families awaiting behind closed gates to meet their loved ones whom they have not seen them for 20 years in some cases. The leadership of this cult (PMOI/MKO/MEK) have deprived those victims of having any communication with their loved ones by labeling those desperate families as Iranian intelligence service agent whereas this leadership lying pretend that they are supporting human rights but …

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Iranians in Iraq’s Diyala call for release of relatives held in MKO Camp Ashraf

… These families live in difficult humanitarian conditions as their elderly men were scorched in the heat of the sun and the mothers were shedding tears for longing to meet their children. Other families carried photos of their sons and banners that condemn the repressive practices of the MKO/MEK/PMOI leaderships, and they called on the international community to help their children out of what they described as MKO’s hell …

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Open letter of the Participants in Paris Great Gathering to US Ambassador in France

… Your Excellency we , the families and friends and separated members urge you to step forward and put pressure on PMOI to allow the victim’s family to meet their loved ones and also we would like you to help Iraqi government to facilitate the families’meeting with their loved ones. Preventing any meeting between families and their loved ones is a serious breach and violation of human rights.We urge and entreat you to help us in this just and humanitarian matter …

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Letter to the Director General of the ICRC (182 signatories)

… Rajavi, has used the past two decades to create an atmosphere inside camp New Iraq (formerly Ashraf) in which any marriage, friendship, writing letters, exchanging photos, using telephone, meeting and chatting or any relation between parents and children or between siblings or other relatives has been forbidden and even thinking about it would have resulted in severe, violent punishment and suppression. We call on all international bodies as well as all relevant governments. We ask specifically from your good self to intervene …

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Statement of the gathering in Paris

With faith in the generosity of people, with the aim of rejecting all kinds of violence, terrorism and cultish behaviours and with the aim of helping the families of the victims of Rajavi cult in Camp Ashraf – Iraq, more than 200 human rights activities are participating in this gathering on the 19th of June 2010 in Paris…Maryam Rajavi who resides in Auvers-sur-Oise in France is working on the concept of keeping the structure of the terrorist cult intact ..

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Families’ picket in front of Camp Ashraf continues

… The organisers of this picket say that there are a large number of their children inside the camp but the leaders of the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation do not let them meet their families. The families emphasised that they have no choice except to sit in front of the gates of the camp until they are given access to their loved ones …

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Second report on 19th June families’ gathering

… When the chiefs and officials directly learned about the rules and regulations inside Rajavi cult[MKO/MEK/PMOI] told by the freed members, they were astonished and described them totally in contradiction with Islamic codes and social norms. They invited the families to travel to the centre of province (city of Baquba) and speak in the gathering of officials and chiefs of the province and also they announced that they are prepared to set an exhibition …

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