Nejat Accompanying Families

Babapour; MKO Cult defector joined his family after three decades

Mr. Ali Asghar Babapour joined his family after 27 years of captivity within the destructive cult of Mujahedin-e Khalq.

Babapour family as well as cult defectors and families of MKO hostages welcomed Aliasghar at Nejat Society office, Mazandaran.

Mr. Babapour said: "I should thank my family who came to Camps Ashraf and Liberty several times to visit me. I am very joyful that I managed to liberate myself from the damned Cult of Rajavi and returned to my family. I also thank you accepting me within Nejat Society families’ meeting. I wish to see all hostages of Rajavis’ criminal Cult, being free."

May 24, 2016 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

MKO Cult ex-member reunited his family after 27 years

Mr. Esmaeil Fallah Ranjkesh managed to escape Mujahedin-e Khalq Cult Camp Liberty on November 2015.

Mr. Fallah Ranjkesh who is from Gilan Province contacted his family as soon as he stepped the free world.

Mr. Ranjkesh who was under the manipulation practices of the MKO Cult for years and lost his youth over the interests of the power thirsty leader of the Cult; Massoud Rajavi finally dared to liberate himself from the destructive cult affairs.

He is now reunited with his family.

During his first meeting with his family members after 27 years, he said:” I cannot express how very happy I am . Especially when I hugged my elderly mother, I could realize the depth of Rajavis’ oppression against my family and I . He is surely a traitor. I will share my experiences within the MKO Cult affairs with the suffering families of the cult hostages…”

Nejat Society congratulates Mr. Fallah Ranjkesh and his family for their being back together after many years.

May 19, 2016 0 comments

Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

Whenever my phone rings, I hope its my son calling me

Often sitting by the phone, she waits to hear the voice of her dear son, Firooz.

Whenever my phone rings, I hope its Firooz calling me, she says.

Mrs. Saedi is the mother of Firooz who was entrapped by the Mujahedin-e Khalq Cult several decades ago.

We have several times went in front of MKO Camps in Iraq to meet Firooz, but Rajavi denied our visit, says Mrs. Saedi. Her eyes brim with tears when she talks about her son.

“Though, Rajavis cruelty against me and my son is not forgivable, still I don’t care. I just wish to see my son once more. I wish to hug him again and then I can die favorably."

May 11, 2016 0 comments

Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

Rajavi ; inimitable jailor

I was so happy when the travel arrangements were made for my visit to Iraq. I eagerly traveled to Iraq and Camp Liberty where my brother resided. I hoped to see my brother; Hamidreza Nuri after so many years. However, I found myself confronted with feelings of desperation when I reached the Camp Liberty gate. The camp was enclosed with concrete walls. The same as other families, I called my brother. I cried his name. I hopped Hamidreza would hear my voice and reply me. We stayed there for a few days. The cult leaders denied our visit. The MKO Cult leaders had assigned some brainwashed members to curse at families. They welcomed us with placards of insults and swears. I thought to myself that Rajavi and his elements are inimitable jailors.

Now I am sure that the Rajavis fear the families. They have kept our family members hostages and abusing their rights. Now I am decided to help those enslaved by the MKO Cult. They need help. I am determined to liberate my brother from the bars of the Rajavi Cult.

April 24, 2016 0 comments

Nejat Society’s letter to the UN office in Tehran

The United Nation office in Tehran

The Cult of the Mujahedin- e Khalq has been manipulating its members systematically in order to achieve its cult-like objectives. The Cult has barred members from contacting their families. In the cult of Rajavi, love is forbidden. The outside world is not permitted. It is the most significant example for modern slavery. Members are deprived from free will.

Under this circumstance, members are deprived from their basic human rights. Those who state their willingness to leave the cult, are faced with a complex process of trial, interrogation, torture and solitary confinement.

Families of the MKO members have been striving to save their loved ones who are taken as hostages in the cult of Rajavi. They demand to visit their children in a free atmosphere.

During the past years, parents and other relatives of MKO hostages have traveled to Iraq several times despite their old age, illnesses and the far distance.

They sit in behind the doors of Camp Liberty. They called names of their children in hope that their loved ones in the Camp would hear them but they were faced with stones thrown by the brainwashed residents of the Camp.

Besides, the families have sent several letters to the UN and the Red Cross offices in Tehran. They also visited the UN representatives in Tehran.

These suffering parents seek their ordinary right to meet their children. They ask the UN to help their imprisoned children get released from the cult, and to provide the condition for members so that they can decide for their future with their own free will – without the threat of pressure and oppression by the side of the cult authorities. Provided with a free visit with their family, members’ emotions will be revived and their thought will be open to be able analyze their condition and decide for their future, so they will be able to return to a normal life.

Having been separated from their beloved ones, families urge the United Nations to aid them with the release of their loved ones. In addition, those families whose children have been relocated in Albania urge the UN authorities to provide them the opportunity to visit their loved ones in Albania.

Nejat Society

March 16, 2016 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

MKO leader victimized my dear brother

Ms. Meschian’s brother was held hostage by the Mujahedin-e Khalq Cult when he was killed during the rocket attack to Camp Liberty, Iraq.

Ms. Meschian recounts her brother’s story:” my brother; Ahmad travelled to Europe to continue his studies in 1984. There he was trapped by the MKO recruiters. They deceived him and sent him to Iraq. From then on we had no contact with Ahmad..”

Ms. Masoumeh Meschian is an active member of Nejat Society, Gilan branch. She several times traveled to Iraq alongside other family members of MKO hostages. However the MKO leaders refused to let them visit their loved ones.

The MKO Cult leaders also consistently refused to allow members to leave Iraq and take refuge in third countries. United Nations, the International Committee of the Red Cross, Iraq’s ministry of human rights and the Iranian embassy in Iraq to find a safe and peaceful way to remove all the MKO from Iraq. With the principle of non-refoulement accepted by all other parties as the basis of this programme, only the MKO leaders refused to cooperate. Until recently that the MKO leaders ought to accept the transfer of the group’s members to Albania though in small groups.

“ Rajavi victimized my brother and several other members …”, Ms. Meschian reiterated.

“…My late parents were always looking forward to see my brother once more. We also do suffer a lot . .. any way I am sure that one day the traitor Rajavi will be held accountable for the blood of those he victimized. …

Ms. Meschian visited Nejat Society after the recent tip of families to Camp Liberty, Iraq.

March 8, 2016 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

My father is a captive of Mojahedin-e Khalq Cult

Her eyes fill with tears when she talks about her father. 35 years has passed, she still is awaiting the return of her father.

She looks out for at least a news of her father’s well-being. She awaits her father’s release from the bars of MKO Cult.

Ms. Fatemeh Alimirzaei was a little girl when the Rajavi’s mercenaries tricked her father, Reza into joining the Cult. Now she is married and has a little beautiful daughter.

Ms. Fatemeh Alimirzaei came to Nejat Society office in accompany with her elderly mother to get a news of her father. They wanted to know if Reza was among those Camp Liberty residents who have recently transferred to Albania.

They said:” Why no human rights body do probe our pleas as suffering families of deceived members of the MKO Cult?!

Why don’t they help us with visiting our beloved family members?!Why do the MKO Cult leaders discriminately select some members to be relocated in Tirana?!Why do the Cult leaders have left alone my father and other members in the insecure country of Iraq?!

February 18, 2016 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

Two brothers, defected from the MKO, returned home

Bahadori brothers returned to their home town Jolfa,Eastern Azarbayjan.

Shahram and Shahrouz Bahadori were warmly welcomed by their family after 14 years of imprisonment in the camps of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO).

Bahadori brothers were recruited by the MKO in 2002 in Baku Azarbayjan where the older one was working. The MKO recruiters promised to provide them with European refuge.

Although they were promised a better life in Europe, they found themselves in Turkey and then Iraqi Camp Ashraf where they were immediately separated from each other. They were not allowed to meet each other for years. They were not told about their family who had several times come to visit them in Camp Ashraf, Iraq. The brothers made efforts to meet each other for eight years. Whenever they asked for a visit they were punished by the group leaders.

After their relocation from Camp Ashraf to Camp Liberty, they succeeded to meet each other randomly and eventually they managed to escape from the cult of Rajavi after the recent rocket attack on Camp Liberty in November.

Then, they were aided by the UN and Iraqi human rights bodies and the Iranian embassy in Baghdad in order to return to their country.

One of the brothers told Nejat Society that a large number of members of the group are thinking of leaving the group but they are kept busy in computer classes- without the Internet – because leaders claim that they will be sent to Europe after finishing their alleged computer training course.

Cult leaders keep members in a state of hesitation and passiveness by threatening them that leaving the MKO ends with death and destruction.

January 21, 2016 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Does the UN recognize our right to meet our children?

Mr. Ghodrat Sedigh is an aged father of one of Mujahedin-e Khalq hostages; Mohammadreza. He has recently went to Camp Liberty in accompany with some other families of Rajavis’ hostages. In an interview with Nejat Society he defines his trip to Camp Liberty, Iraq:

Rajavis henchmen started swearing at us and throwing stones as soon as we arrived at Camp Liberty gate. I was there just to visit my son. I was neither military man nor did I have government job.

We stayed at Camp Liberty gate for three days.

I’d even be happy to see my son from a distance where I could recognize his face, still the Cult leaders denied.

We visited Iraqi MPs at the parliament. The Deputy Prime Minister promised to peruse our demands after the Christmas holidays. Our only demand as families of Camp Liberty residents is to visit our beloved children. ..

A representative from the UN who participated the meeting also promised to facilitate the meeting between us and our children at UN base near Camp Liberty.

We returned to Iran hoping the visit with our beloved ones be expedited.

At the end I want to ask some questions: does the UN recognize our right to meet our children? If yes, why don’t they oppose Rajavi not to enslave our children..?

Is there any legal authority to investigate the Rajavis’ crimes?

January 18, 2016 0 comments

Missions of Nejat Society

Mujahedin-e Khalq imprisoned me for 14 years

Nejat Society; Alborz branch held a meeting at the NGO’s office.

Families’ of Mujahedin-e Khalq hostages as well as recently defected members of MKO participated the meeting.

Mr. Fereydoun Ebrahimi and Bayramali Mohammadi were the two defectors who participated the meeting.

The families congratulated the defectors for their brave decision in liberating themselves from the bars of Rajavis cult.

Mr. Ebrahimi introduced himself declaring why and how he joined the group:”

In 2000, I immigrated to Turkey for sewing; the work I was proficient at. After a month I met a man who said he could send me to Europe via Iraqi border providing me with a good job and residency. I was fascinated by his false propaganda. In a week he provided my documents. Then I was transferred to Iraq and Camp Ashraf. At the Camp the commandants of the group convinced me that I had to wait for two years to be transferred to Europe.

However, they kept me at the group camps for 14 years without any contact with the outside world. I tolerated many physical and mental pressures within the Cult. At last in March 2015 I managed to release myself. At Camp Liberty I introduced myself to the Iraqi forces and UN members in Camp Liberty. I contact my family as soon as I stepped out of the Cult camp. Then I moved to Turkey and there I could visit my family members after so long years. After Turkey I immigrated to Germany. Although I was decided to stay there, when I heard about my mother’s illness, In October 2015 I repatriated. Now I am married and work at my brother’s shop. “

December 3, 2015 0 comments

Newer Posts

Older Posts