News on the MEK

25 members of the Cult of Rajavi transferred to Albania and Norway

Two groups of 20 and 5 residents of Camp Liberty were relocated respectively in Albania and Norway, Neday-e Haqiqat Website reported.

This is the first group of Liberty residents to be resettled in third countries in Iranian New Year; 1395.

It is worth to know that a number of commandants of the Cult of Rajavi including Fahimeh Arvani were also transferred to Albania. Fahimeh Arvani was detained by the Albanian police for a few days due to the arrest Warrant issued for her criminal activities.

Names of those transferred to Tirana are as follows:

Kobra Hasanvand
Mahin Horri(Purseddigh)
Zinat Majidi
Mohammad Ali Mohajeri
Dariush Nasr Ghajar
Ahmad Hushi
Thaher Eghbal
Kamiyar Izadpanah(Azadi)
Mohammad Mir Ghafuri
Ruzbeh Emadzadeh(imanzadeh)
Ehsan Rahmani
Ehsan Samimiha
Saleh Abbaszadeh
Dara Roheili Khorasani
Farzan Falahatgar
Mohammad Hashemi
Alborz Rahimian
Ali Sarshahi
Bahram Zazani
Meysam Nahid

Those moved to Norway:

Farshid Madadzadeh
Marziyeh Kabiri
Nader Varmazyari
Naser Varmazyari
Adel Varmazyari

April 27, 2016 0 comments

Camp Liberty

Five more Camp Liberty residents defect the MKO

Sources to Ashraf News: Defection of five Mojahedin Khalq members in Camp Liberty

Iraqi security sources revealed on Monday that five members of the MKO terrorist organization, who are in Camp Liberty in Baghdad, declared their defection and turned themselves to security forces stationed near the perimeter of the camp.

Police Colonel, Mohsen Jaber Al-Kanani, told the reporter of Ashraf News, “Five members of the Organization of Iran (PMOI) defected on Sunday from the organization and turned themselves to the security forces after they managed to leave Camp Liberty.”

Al-Kanani said that the Iraqi police handed over those five to the United Nations mission in Baghdad, noting that “the dissidents were Ali Hussein Khodabandeh, Mohsen Tayeb Zadeh, Massoud Bakhshi Zadeh, Sayed Jalal Rahimpour, Manouchehr Shirazi,” .. “three of the dissidents are from Kermanshah province in western Iran."

Hundreds of MKO terrorist organization members who are in Camp Liberty seek to defect, leave the organization and join their families who have been protesting more than a month in front of the Camp, demanding to meet with their sons detained by the organization leaders Maryam and Massoud Rajavi.

April 23, 2016 0 comments

Terrorist groups and the MEK

The Godfather of terror: anti-Iran terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization cooperate with ISIS

Iraqi media disclosed MKO’s role in Saudi-led campaign in tarnishing Mobilization Forces’ image.

(Baghdad, Iraq)— According to well-informed security sources, today morning Iraqi Federal Police foiled a suicide attack by a group of MKO terrorists who attempt to target a gathering of prominent Sunni clerics.

Although Iraqi Police spokesman was reluctant to go into further details, but the previous confessions made by arrested ISIS members show the great degree to which MKO is cooperating with the so-called Islamic State. Maryam Rajavi, the self-styled president of People’s Mujahedin of Iran, has ordered her clique to develop close relation with ISIS field commanders.

Observers believe due to MKO’s military acumen in guerrilla wars and committing myriad of terror operations against civilians, the remnants of this terrorist group serve as valuable tools for ISIS in murdering key Iraqi figures.

Qatari and Saudi-funded media stepped up their vicious attack against Iraqi Army and Popular Forces amid increasing speculations of a major terror attack by MKO.

Frustrated with recent military setbacks, Riyadh seeks to stoke ethnic fire in Iraq by carrying out terror attacks –By using ISIS and MKO–liquidating the leading Sunni leaders and then pointing fingers at Army and Iraqi resistance.

Awdnews.com

March 7, 2016 0 comments

Albania

Albania to take in all Camp Liberty residents

US official: Albanians need reforms for themselves, EU membership as well as dealing with Mojahedin Khalq

US pushing Albania to enact judicial, legislative reforms

TIRANA, Albania (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday pushed Albania to enact a major package of judicial and legislative reforms, backed by U.S. money that also is intended to help the Balkan nation take in Iranian refugees from Iraq.

Kerry, returning to the United States from a four-day trip to Germany, made a brief stop in Albania’s capital to urge the government and opposition parties to support the package now pending in parliament. Kerry said the reforms represent a significant step forward in Albania’s bid to join the European Union.

The changes include the creation of an anti-corruption court and prosecutor’s office as well as a national investigative body similar to the FBI in the United States. The U.S. has provided $20 million in assistance to support the reforms and $5 million more is budgeted this year.

U.S Secretary of State John Kerry, right, meets with host Albanian President Bujar Nishani after landing at the International Airport Mother Teresa, Tirana, Sunday, Feb. 14, 2016. Kerry, returning to the United States from a four-day trip to Germany, made a brief stop in the Albanian capital Tirana to urge the government and opposition parties to support a major package of judicial and legislative reforms. (AP Photo/ Malton Dibra)

U.S. officials traveling with Kerry said that while the reforms are needed for their own sake as well as E.U. membership, they also were key to Albania’s fulfilling a commitment to relocate thousands of members of the exiled Iranian Mujahedeen-e-Khalq opposition group.

Saddam Hussein had welcomed the Iranian group into Iraq in the 1980s, but Iraq’s current Shiite-led government considers their presence illegal. The group lost what had been its home for decades, Camp Ashraf north of Baghdad, and was moved to a former U.S. base in the Iraqi capital.

Over the past 18 months, Albania has taken in about 1,000 members of the group and has committed to taking 2,000 more.

Neither Kerry nor any of the Albanian officials mentioned the relocations.

After meeting Kerry, Albanian President Bujar Nishani said he had assured Kerry of “Albania’s determination against organized crime and corruption.”

Prime Minister Edi Rama said he expected the reforms to be adopted next month.

“I am very confident we shall do that and with the United States of America on our side there is optimism for success,” Rama said.

The package is the latest effort to clean up what was once one of Europe’s most dysfunctional governments. In December, Albania’s parliament approved legislation barring people with criminal records from holding public office or most civil service jobs. The new legislation gave three months to people currently in office or in most civil service jobs who have a criminal record to resign. After that they will be dismissed.

Kerry praised Albania for its efforts so far, but reminded Rama and his government that more must be done.

“In the end, only Albanians can enact the right laws and insist on their effective implementation,” he said. “Fighting corruption is hard but necessary work — and it is vital to Albania’s economic future and its ability to become one with Europe.”

While in Tirana, Kerry also thanked Albania for its contributions to the fight against the Islamic State group, saying the majority Muslim country was a leader in countering violent extremism.

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Llazar Semini contributed to this report.

February 15, 2016 0 comments

Albania

20 People Move to Albania; New Revelations of Abuses in the MKO

On Tuesday February 9^th a group of 20 residents of TTL Camp in Iraq flied to Albania. This was the second group of MKO members who were relocated in Tirana, this year.

Survivors of the MKO who left the group after they were resettled in Albania report that the MKO leaders use tricks to deceive HCR officials and to maintain their hegemony over the cult members. According to the Survivor’s Website,” Massoud Rajavi forced Liberty residents to claim to be single in their interviews with the HCR.”

Forced divorce was part of Massoud Rajavi’s project to turn his organization into a cult of personality. Under his order, married members were indoctrinated to divorce their spouses so celibacy became a rule in the Cult of Rajavi.

Besides, the cult authorities have ordered Liberty residents to claim that they are single while filling the forms of the HCR. Members are band from writing the names of their ex-spouses in the forms because being re-linked with their spouses facilitates their release from the cult.

Rajavi’s new tricks to keep members isolated and separated from their family is not surprising. This policy began three decades ago when Rajavi’s panic of love and emotion for family emerged. He knows that contacting family including spouses results in departure from the bars of the cult. A married refuge seeker is more probable to be granted refuge. This is what Rajavi doesn’t want to take place.

February 13, 2016 0 comments

Albania

A group of 22 TTL residents moved to Albania

The relocation process of Camp Liberty residents which was due to be proceeded weekly had been stopped for 40 days due to the Christmas holidays. The MKO Cult leaders also clogged the process under different ploys.

Eventually under the pressure of UNHCR and UNAMI office in Iraq, the cult leaders forced to comply and the relocation process resumed at February4th, 2016. So as a group of 22 residents of Temporary Transit Location (Camp Liberty) transferred to Albania, Peyvand-e Rahayee Website reported.

Though in all groups , some of the names of those transferred were supposed to be aliases the names of this last group are more likely to be fake since some high ranking members of the group who are among the “most wanted” by Interpol, were to be moved under fake identities:

Bahar Abhasht
Fatemeh Akbari Monfared
Nushin Emami
Nasrin Amirkhizi
Sara Sabetfar
Narges Dogmehchi
Fatemeh Rahmani
Hajar Sadat Darband
Mahnaz Saeedi
Ali Shirzadi
Azadeh Sabour
Kiumars Talaei
Raana Abbasi
Abbas Ali Abbasi
Maghsoud Abbasi Shiraz
Maryam Adnani
Elham Farshidian
Sakineh Kazemi
Behnaz Momeni
Zhaleh Mahramnia
Niloufar Meikani
Marziyeh Nabavi

February 8, 2016 0 comments

Albania

Rajavi to smuggle wanted members to Europe

Three of “most wanted” high ranking members of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO) seek to escape from Camp Liberty.

Iraqi informed sources declared that another group of 20 to 30 residents of Camp Liberty including three high ranking members are supposed to be relocated in Albania, according to the FNA.

“Fatemeh Vatankhah Rahmani under the pseudonym “Sima Vatankhah is a responsible of Masosud Rajavi’s guarding team, “Zhaleh Mahram Nia, member of Rajavi’s office and “Roqaieh Abbasi” called “Raana” are the three reported people.

The three female members who intend to leave Camp Liberty for Albania under fake identities are wanted by the Interpol.

The bottom line is that the three women were members of Massoud Rajavi’s guarding team. It seems that the MKO leaders seek to prepare their new camp in Tirana. Previously, some other high ranking members like Javad Khorasan and Mohammad Shaabani were relocated in Albania.

February 7, 2016 0 comments

Albania

26 more Camp Liberty residents moved to Albania

At the end of the last year another group of 26 people relocated in Tirana, Peyvan-e Rahayee Website reported.

The group relocated at December 26, 2015. The delay to release the names was due to the Christmas holidays.

Based on the UNHCR statement of December14 by the end of 2015, more than 1,100 residents were due to be relocated to a third country. This represents more than a third of the residents registered by UNHCR.

Albania has housed more than three-quarters of those transferred.

Based on the statement some 1900 people have remained in Camp Liberty by now.

Stating the significantly heightened security risks for the residents, the UNHCR emphasized on the need for the relocation of all Temporary Transit Location residents and called on all States to cooperate on the issue.

Names of those recently transferred are as follows:

Mojtaba Akhgar
Babak Arjmandi
Asaad Akbari
Morteza Akbarinasab
Ali Asghar Torabi
Sedigheh Hassanzadeh
Naser Khoshkad
Behrouz Sohrabi
Khalil Shabaz
Sorayya Sheikh zadeh
Mehran Sabouhi
Mehdi Abdolrahimi
Abdolmalek Alavi
Manijeh Aliyarzadeh
Mirhafez Isapour
Azizollah Gholamizadeh
Mohammadreza Ghasemzadeh
Yousof Kiya Fotouhi
Fazlollah Mahmoudi
Shohreh Maadanchi
Mohammadjavad Musavi
Farideh Nemati
Mohamamd Nurali
Mohammadhasan Nayyeri
Ghader Veysi
Mashallah Hemmati

January 10, 2016 0 comments

Albania

What’s going on in the MKO camp in Albania?

Following the relocation of hundreds of the MKO members from Iraq to Albania, defecting from the group has increased. A defector of the group is publishing reports on the situation of the group’s base in Albania; the reports are published under the pseudonym “Mehdi Tofiqi”. According to his reports, leaders of the cult of Rajavi awfully panic the decline of their establishment. Therefore, supervision and control over members have become stricter. Here’s an extract of Tofiqi’s account of what is going on in the MKO base in Tirana, Albania:

The leadership of the MKO tries to change the list that is prepared by the UNHCR. They make efforts to list the names of those who should be relocated under their own control and supervision.

They want the relocation process to be gradual and under their control. Their meticulously prepared list includes fifteen people who should be supervised by a Rajavi’s henchman. Besides, the leadership has sent thugs like Javad Khorasan and Farzaneh Meidanshahi to Albania to control the collapsing structure of the group, here.

The main camp in Tirana is located near a highway. The building‘s façade is made of glass. It is called “Camp 49”. The group’s officials have made an eating place in the building which opens to a Police Station – the Albanian police controls our arrival and exit. The Albanian government have also placed a guarding team in front of the camp because they do not trust the group authorities. The cult-like organizational meetings are held in this building too.

Despite Rajavi’s insistence on concentration of the group forces in a single base like camp Ashraf and Camp Liberty, here in Tirana, he has taken a new policy; he prevents the accumulation of members. Particularly, recently relocated ones are kept in small rooms. The windows of the building are covered by newspapers because they want to prevent members from seeing the outside world…

Teams of female commandants come to Tirana from Auver sur d’Oise, Paris to hold brainwashing sessions regularly. The dispatched teams of Maryam Rajavi have two main goals. First, to hold meetings where films of the so-called ideological revolution and speeches of Massoud Rajavi are shown repeatedly in order to stop the deep depression of members and the increasing process of defection.

The second goal of the authorities in Albania is to send their spies to penetrate among defected members. The spies provide daily reports on the conditions of the defectors’ lives in Albania. The reports are then sent to the authorities in order that they can plan new agenda to impose more pressure on defectors…

January 6, 2016 0 comments