Membership in the MEK as a cult

Ebrahim Khodabandeh: I was manipulated to tell lies

The book had nothing with the Iranian government nor the MKO/MEK/PMOI but I was really moved by the book. Although, the writer had no idea of the MKO, the similarities between the MKO and the cults in the United States were so significant that you would think it was written about the MKO … For the first time after so many years, I let myself think freely and independently…

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The Youngest defector of the MKO recounts his story

Bayram who is terrified by the MKO aka MEK/PMOI terrorist group, asks to leave the group’s cult-like bars but he is told that he should wait!So, he waits as long as 14 years. ”Fourteen years of waiting, separation from family and society and having no access to the free world,” he says….

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Solidarity with women residing in the MKO camps

The impact of women’s rights abuse ranges from immediate to long-term multiple physical, sexual, and mental abuses, including death. It negatively affects women’s general well-being and prevents women from fully participating in society. Violence not only has negative impacts on the victims but also on their families, the community and the country at large. As a result of these abuses, women are facing grave consequences in the MKO.

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