Mujahedin Khalq in the List of terrorist Organizations - Page 14 of 29

A U turn toward being a political organization

Nejat SocietyNovember 8, 20080106 views

Informed political sources know so well that the MKO has devoted all its resources in the past five years in concentrating on coming of the lists of terrorism; and of course with no success to date….this is not to say that the Mojahedin have rejected their original ideas as they try to pretend by signing secretly kept papers behind the closed doors of a court. The realities of today’s world as the MKO put it themselves and blame the Iranians for it is the ‘dark tunnel’ which is forcing the Mojahedin Khalq to change itself from a military to a political organisation.

Iran protests to Italy over support for terrorist MKO Tehran

Nejat SocietyOctober 28, 2008065 views

Noting that MKO was responsible for killing of 12,000 innocent Iranian, Kurd and Iraqi Shiite people, Qashqavi said the group is still in the list of terrorist organizations for its crimes

Half-measures by European Union

Nejat SocietyOctober 27, 2008060 views

the decision makers of the European Union should not be overly concerned with the freeing or not of the MKO’s assets (while the group apparently has millions of euros to spend on legal fees) but should be concerned instead with freeing its 3000 militants from enforced membership of a paramilitary group

A Misunderstood Court Judgment

Nejat SocietyOctober 27, 2008078 views

We do not know exactly when and where these four stated courts ruled removal of the terror tag from the organization, but if she means the last case judged by the European Court of First Instance in Luxembourg on 23 October 2008 it has to be stated that she has misunderstood the judgment. The court never judges that European Union has wrongly blacklisted the organization on its terrorist list and that it has to be removed.

Iran’s letters to UN, UNSC on MKO recorded as UN documents

Nejat SocietyOctober 26, 2008077 views

Iran’s letters to the UN Chief and Head of the UN Security Council in protest to London’s deproscribing the terrorist Mojahideen Khalq Organization (MKO) from the British list of terrorist groups have become the UN Security Council and the UN General Assembly documents.

MKO still a terrorist group, says UK’s Jack Straw

Nejat SocietySeptember 14, 2008082 views

The British government still considers that the MKO / PMOI is a terrorist group despite being recently removed from the UK’s proscribed organizations, according to Justice Secretary Jack Straw.

11 September and MKO’s Tactic of Duplicity

Nejat SocietySeptember 10, 2008077 views

Hardly anyone doubts that al-Qaeda perpetrated 11 September attacks had a great impact on Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization, or Mojahedin cult, to make a shift in its terrorist conducts. The global reaction against the attacks and a shown decisiveness to combat against the abominable phenomena of terrorism made MKOto denounce armed activity if not in nature but provisionally in words.The US invasion of Iraq as 9/11’s aftermath and the consequent fall of Saddam actually deprived MKO of a bountiful, reliable strategic ally …

Mojahedin Khalq to be put in UK terrorist list once again

Nejat SocietyAugust 11, 2008092 views

Member of the Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Javad Karimi said a number of the UK parliamentarians had in a meeting with several members of his Commission said the UK parliament and government will follow the European Union in putting theMujahedin Khalq( MKO) in their terrorist list once again soon.

EU officials: Keep MKO blacklisted

Nejat SocietyAugust 5, 2008059 views

A number of EU parliamentarians, in a letter have slammed a British court decision to remove the MKO from the British terror list. The letter adds, the MKO claims to be a democratic Iranian opposition, while it is instead a terrorist group with totalitarian ideals.

EU keeps MKO on banned list

Nejat SocietyJuly 21, 2008088 views

The EU, in a decision slipped out without fanfare, said it saw no grounds for amending the list of 48 groups subject to asset freezes and other sanctions in Europe.”Consequently, the Council has decided to maintain those persons, groups and entities on the list,”the decision published in its Official Journal said.