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Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Alkhas Kuhpeima’s sister: We long to meet our loved ones

Ms. Kuhpeima, the sister of Alkhas Kuhpeima, a member of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO, Rajavi Cult), said on the first day of the Nejat Society’s Nationwide online Conference held on August 2021:
I am the sister of Alkhas Kuhpeima who has been a captive of the MEK for several years now, and we do not know much about him. The former members who managed to escape brought us some news. We now know that my brother is at the camp of the MEK in Albania.

We went to Camp Ashraf in Iraq several times. They did not allow us any face-to-face meetings with my brother at all. We had no news about him. He was then taken to Albania. We have no news about him there either.

Now my parents have departed because of being away from my brother. My other brother and I went to Liberty and Ashraf camps in Iraq several times. But the leaders of the MEK denied us any meetings.
Please, I want you to help my brother to be free or at least we can visit him.
Thank you so much

September 14, 2021 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Your daughters have not seen you since you were in the MEK

Zoleikha Parvaresh is the sister of Fereidoon Parvaresh who has been taken as a hostage by the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of rajavi) since he was young. Zoleikhah addressed the on-line conference held by Nejat Society in August 2021. She spoke of the concerns and sufferings of her family during the long years of separation from Fereidoon.

Zoleikha Parvaresh; Fereidoon Parvaresh sister who has been taken as a hostage by the Mujahedin Khalq Organization

“Fereidoon was a soldier in Iran-Iraq war when he was taken as a POW by Iraqi,” Zoleikha said. “He then fell in the trap of the Cult of Rajavi because he wanted to get released but he is still there. He has two daughters. They are grown up and married. Fereidoon has two grand children too. However, they have not seen him in all these years. None of us have seen him. Not his daughters. Not my other siblings. Poor my mother! She passed away. She languished in the hope of a visit with Fereidoon.”

Expressing her support for the petition made by former members of the MEK against the group leaders, Zoleikha addressed her brother with a few words:
“Dear Fereidoon! My beloved bro!

“…Please come back! Your two daughters are suffering looking forward to visiting you. Thay have not seen you yet. They do not know how you look like. You have two grandchildren…
“Come back home! You lost your youth. Come back to live with your family for the rest of your life. Every thing is ready here. Your home is ready, your job is ready. Just come back.”

September 13, 2021 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Gholizadeh: Rajavi is the one who should be executed

Fatemeh Gholizadeh is one of the seven siblings of Ali Gholizadeh, a member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). She spoke of her concerns about her brother, in the on-line conference held by Nejat Society, last month.

Ali was a POW of Iran-Iraq war. He was a voluntary soldier in the war when he was imprisoned by Iraqi forces. He was then deceived by the MEK recruiters to join them in their notorious Camp Ashraf.
Appreciating the actions taken by Nejat Society, Fatemeh introduced herself as “a suffering sister who is speaking on behalf of five sisters, two brothers and a sick father”. “We want freedom for our brother”, she said.

Ali Gholizade sisters behind the MEK Camp in Iraq called Camp Ashraf

“I traveled to Iraq four times, I stood behind the gates of Camp Ashraf and called on my brother but there was no answer, not even a glance by the side of my brother,” Fatemeh said. “Those traitors did not allow my brother to come towards us.”

Ms. Fateme Gholizade; Ali Gholizadeh sister

Addressing her beloved brother, she continued her speech:
“My Dear bro, Dear Ali! We are waiting for you. Our father is sick looking forward to your return. Our mother passed away while she was expecting you coming home. Don’t ruin father’s desire for a visit or a phone call.
“Dear bro! you went to fight Saddam voluntarily; you were tortured in his jail but you were deceived by Massoud Rajavi after a few years. You thought you would return home sooner if you joined Rajavi. What a pity! You just fell from the frying pan into the fire. You lost your youth in the MEK but there is still a chance to get back home. We are waiting for you.

“What a notorious group that deprives you from a phone call! With such a huge technology progress, why are you so retarded that you have no smart phone?
“They are terrified. They don’t want you to hear us. They know if you talk to us, you will leave them. Is it called freedom? No bro! You are in a prison. Don’t stay in their prison! Get back to your homeland!
“Dear Ali get back! No one will hurt you here. You will be neither executed nor imprisoned. The one who should be executed is Massoud who took your life and your youth.”

Ali Gholizadeh’s family have taken any possible actions in order to open a way to contact Ali. They have written numerous letters to the international human rights bodies as well as the Albanian authorities. They have so far published many open letters and video messages to call on their imprisoned brother.

September 13, 2021 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

My father is looking forward to have news of his son

Ameneh Yusefi is the sister of MohammadTaqi Yusefi who is a member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). MohammadTaqi has not been allowed to contact his family for 35 years.
Ameneh addressed the online conference organized by Nejat Society in August 2021. After introducing herself, she explained how her brother was trapped by the MEK. “My brother was a soldier,” she said. “In 1986, he was taken as a war prisoner by Iraqi forces. After some years of being jailed in Iraq, he was deceived by the recruiters of the Cult of Rajavi.”

Ameneh Yusefi ; sister of MohammadTaqi Yusefi who is a member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization

MohammadTaqi has not contacted his family during the years of living inside the MEK. “My old father is looking forward to get news about his son, day and night,” Ameneh told the audience. “As the representative of my family, I ask you to pursue the case of our beloveds. Regard them as your own family members. How will you feel if you get no news about your loved one for only a week?”

Ameneh prayed for victory of the 42 petitioners (ex-members of the MEK) who could manage to submit the verdict of the Iranian court to the international court. “I was there, in the national court in Tehran in March, 2021,” she added. “Thank God their appeal was productive.”

Asking the authorities to aid her family to contact her brother in Albania, Ameneh expressed her gratitude to Nejat Society for helping them with their requests.

September 12, 2021 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Moradkhani: We never forget our loved ones in the MEK

Fereidoon Moradkhani is the brother of Davood Moradkhani. Fereidoon attended the on-line conference held by Nejat Society, last month. Fereidoon has not been able to contact his brother Davood who has been taken as a hostage by the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi) for 31 years.

Fereidoon addressed the conference:
“…My brother Davood Moradkhani was taken as a prisoner of war by Iraqi forces in the Iran-Iraq war in 1985. He was jailed in Romadi camp for five years. The MEK recruiters came to the camp and promised him to take him to Europe. Davood went to MEK’s Camp Ashraf but it was a one-way path. There was no exit. We have not met him for 35 years. The horrific cult of Rajavi does not value my brother even as a prisoner sentenced to death; he has been deprived of having any contact with us, his family.”

Fereidoon Moradkhani; the brother of Davood Moradkhani

Fereidoon Moradkhani declared his support for the action taken by 42 former members of the MEK to bring the leaders of the group to justice. “My family and I signed the petition to support the petitioners,” he said. “We never forget our loved ones in the MEK. We are terribly concerned about their heath during the Covid Pandemic in the group’s camp in Albania.”

He also appreciated the efforts of Nejat Society to call out the voices of suffering families of MEK hostages. “These actions lit up a spark of hope in our hearts,” he added. “There are numerous individuals like my brother who were brainwashed by the cult and their life was ruined under the shallow promises of the cult.”

Moradkhani spoke of his several trips to Camp Ashraf, Iraq, where he was not allowed to have a short visit with his brother but he and other families picketing there were insulted and attacked by the group agents.

Fereidoon Moradkhani ended his speech saying, “Expressing my hatred toward the horrible treasonous cult of Mojahedin, as the representative of my other siblings, I declare my support for the trial of the group leaders and I demand all individuals and organizations related to this case including the High commissioner of Human Rights of the UN and the International Court of the Hague to aid us paving the way to contact our beloveds who are behind the bars of the Cult of Rajavi in Manza, Albania.”

September 11, 2021 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

My brother does not enjoy any human rights in MEK

Zahra Gholizadeh is the sister of a man who has been taken as a hostage by the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ the Cult of Rajavi) for many years. Ali Gholizadeh was very young when he was taken as a war prisoner by Iraqi forces in the Iran-Iraq war. He was then kidnapped by the agents of the MEK in Iraq camps. Since then, he has been barred from contacting his family in Iran.

Zahra participated the last month’s online conference of Nejat Society speaking for the audience who included former members of the MEK and families of other members who are taken as prisoners in the MEK’s camp in Albania.

Zahra Gholizadeh

Introducing herself to the audience Zahra said, “I am here as the representative of my family. My brother was a POW in the early years of his adolescence and the damned Saddam Hussein gave my brother to the Cult of Rajavi that deceived him by dishonest promises.”

Appreciating the actions taken by the conference organizers, she asked all human rights bodies to aid the families who are looking forward to visit their loved ones in the MEK. “We just want our brother,” she said. “The cult of Rajavi deprives my brother from his most basic right which is contacting his family.”
Explaining about the efforts made by her family to contact her brother, she said, “I myself traveled to Ashraf three times but the cult did not allow us to visit Ali.”

Ali Gholizadeh

Zahra Gholizadeh and her family got pleased when they were informed that Ali was relocated in Albania but “nothing changed”. They were never allowed to travel to Albania to meet thier brother. “We wrote a lot of letters to my brother but there was no answer,” she said.
“Isn’t it the right of my father to know about his son,” she wondered. “What a rule, what a religion, what an ethic separates a child from his family?” Calling on the human rights bodies she stated, “My brother does not enjoy any human rights.”

Announcing the support of her family for the petition submitted by 42 former members of MEK to the International Court of the Hague, Zahra Gholizadeh expressed hope that the petition would be a preliminary for the release of his brother from the cult of Rajavi.

September 11, 2021 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Mother of MEK member: The appeal to ICJ court warms my heart

Mehrangiz Rezai is an elderly mother of one of the victims of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). She has not seen her son for over 35 years.

Ali Fatehi, Mehrangiz’s son was a soldier in Iran-Iraq war when in 1988 he was taken as a war prisoner by Iraqi forces. He was then recruited by the MEK and since then he has not been allowed to contact his family.
Mehrangiz attended the on-line conference held by Nejat Society last month. She addressed the audience expressing her support for the appeal made by 42 ex-members of the MEK that was submitted to the international court of the Hague.

Mehrangiz Rezai ; Mother of Ali Fatehi – MEK hostage at Camp Ashraf 3 in Albania

“I pray for the success of their appeal in the court,” she said. “This warms my heart and gives me hope for the release of my son from the Cult of Rajavi. At least, I will be able to have my son in the few days left of my life.”
Appreciating the efforts of the organizers of the conference, Mehrangiz Rezai considered it an occasion for families of MEK hostages to open up to each other about their sufferings and offer sympathy to each other.

September 9, 2021 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Sufferings of the wife of an MEK member in 36 years of separation

Sedigheh Abbasi had just given birth to her third child when her husband Reza was recruited by the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). The newly-born baby, Fatemeh has not seen her father since she was born.

Ms. Sedigheh Abbasi ; Reza Ali Mirzaei spouse

Thirty-six years ago, Reza Ali Mirzai was deceived by the MEK and cut off from the outside world and in particular his family. Sedigheh was since then a single mother who grew her three little children in the absence of her husband. Under the cult-like pressure of the MEK system, Reza has not even called them during these years.
While the couple’s children, Mohammad, Mehdi and Fatemeh are all married and have children, their father, Reza is not allowed to call them or make a video call. Members of the MEK do not have access to the Internet, telephone and smart phones in the group’s Camp Ashraf.

However, the Mirzais have not stopped taking different actions to find a way to contact Reza. They have published open letters to the international bodies. They have written letters to the Albanian authorities. They have published video and text messages to their beloved father, as the last resorts to contact him.
“Reza please come back home,” Sedigheh tells her husband in her recent video message. “Come back here, let’s build a new life together.” She tries to make him sure that he will enjoy a normal life in Iran after leaving the MEK.
“You children need you,” she tells Reza. “Your grand children want to see their grandpa.”

September 7, 2021 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

ICJ pave the way for the salvation of MEK hostages

Mahnaz Akafian has not seen her son for 34 years. Her son MohammadAli Sasani was kidnapped by the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MEK/ MKO/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi) in 1987 when he was a soldier of the Iranian army. Mrs. Akafian expressed her hopefulness for the release of her son from the Cult of Rajavi, in the recent online conference held by Nejat Society.

“I got so glad to hear that the appeal of 42 former members of MEK filed in the national court of Iran has been received by the International Court of the Hague,” she told the audience of the conference.

Ms. Akafian the mother of Mohammadali Sasani

Mrs. Akafian said: “Although the trial of Massoud and Maryam Rajavi can not compensate the damage to the health and the life of former members in those years of living under the MEK rule, it may pave the way for the salvation of our children who are still captive behind the bars of the Cult of Rajavi. This is our ultimate desire.”

Sasani’s parents are two of many parents who are awaiting the release of their loved ones from the Mujahedin Khalq. Dozens of MEK members’ families participated in the five-day online conference of Nejat Society to express their support for the appeal against the MEK leaders in the international court calling for the release of their loved ones who are taken as hostages by the group in its camp in Albania.

September 2, 2021 0 comment

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Mother of an MEK hostage: They brainwashed my son

Azam Fadai is a heartbroken mother who has not been able to visit her son for twenty years. Her son is a member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). Majid Hajalirezai, the son of Azam was a soldier of the Iranian army when he was recruited by the Cult of Rajavi.
“We were informed by the garrison commander that Majid had been disappeared two days earlier,” Azam told the audience of Nejat online conference. “After a few days Majid called us and told that he was in Baneh (a town in West of Iran), he said “Pray for me”.”

The MEK recruiters used to call the Hajalirezaiees from time to time giving them contradictory information about Majid. “Once a woman called to say that Majid was in Greece, the other time a man called and said he was in the United States,” Majid’s mother says. Finally, Majid turned out to be in the MEK’s Camp Ashraf, Iraq.

Majid’s parents traveled to Iraq to visit their son. The visits with Majid were strictly supervised by his commanders. In their first visit Majid tried to convince his parents about the authenticity of the so-called struggle he was involved in. In their second visit Majid apparently turned sour when he saw his mother and told her: “Why do you come here every day!?”. The exhausted distressed mother slapped him in the face. “I asked him if he was really my son! Majid loved me but the MEK had brainwashed him. They stole him from me,” Azam Fadai said.
“Maryam Rajavi knows nothing of human rights,” Azam continued. “She does not realize how a mother like me has suffered during these 20 years of separation of my only son. I am fed up. I am mentally and physically sick. I take a lot of tablets every day.”

Majid’s parents and sisters still look forward to the release of their beloved Majid from the Cult of Rajavi. “It not late,” says Azam in the message to her son. “Come back home dear! We receive you whole-heartedly.”

Ramezan Hajalirezai is Majid’s father. He also addressed Nejat online conference. “We went to Iraq four times,” he said. “Every time Majid got darker than the previous time. The last time, we were not even allowed to see him. We were standing in front of the gate of Camp Liberty. MEK agents insulted us and threw rocks against us.”
About the brainwashing system of the Cult of Rajavi he said, “They brainwash people so systematically that, as a 60- to 70-year-old-man, I might be deceived by them. I hope that the hostages of the Cult of Rajavi give up some day and return to their home land. You are loved by the Iranian people. You, the beloveds who have been deceived.”

September 1, 2021 0 comment

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