In this visit, Mr. Sarfaraz Rahimi, Mr. Khalil Ansarian, and Mr. Ebrahim Moradi, as well as Mrs. Erisa Rahimi and Mrs. Mirlinda Ansarian were present and each of them gave detailed explanations. The message of Ebrahim Khodabandeh, the CEO of Nejat Society, was given a to Ms. Gjongecaj in this meeting, and in return, she sent a message that: “I will do everything I can to help you and the families and the former members, and I would never fail.” She promised to use all her capacities in parliament and other political and media circles to introduce the cause of the families.

Ms. Naime Gjongecaj at the Nejat office of Albania

In this meeting, Ms. Gjongecaj pointed out that she was greatly influenced by the speeches of Mother Soraya Abdollahi at the meeting of the Nejat Society held in Tirana on March 8 this year. She said that she was deeply affected by Ms. Abdollahi’s words, so that the tears in her eyes have not dried since that day.
Ms. Naime Gjongecaj added in the meeting with the officials of the representative office of the Nejat Society in Tirana that “with our cooperation, we can secure the release of the captives in the Manez camp and make the hearts of mothers and families happy.” She pledged to be the voice of the mothers and families as well as the trapped members of the MEK in Albania and bring it to the public opinion of the Albanian people.

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The newly released documentary, “from Tirana to Tehran”, produced by Nejat Society, depicts the grieves of families of members of People’s Mujahedin Organization (PMOI, MEK, MKO) during the log years of separation from their beloved ones in the group’s camp.

documentary: “from Tirana to Iran”

The documentary will be broadcast by Press TV channel at 19:02 (15:32 GMT), on Tuesday, November 22nd, 2022, for its first public presentation.

The premier of the movie was held by Nejat Society, on Thursday. A large number of families of the MEK members who have been taken as hostages by the group and its former members attended the event.

Addressing the audience, Ebrahim Khodabandeh, the CEO of Nejat Society emphasized on the necessity of being alert about the true nature of the MEK as a terrorist anti-human entity.

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This conference will be broadcast online on Saturday, August 7, from 10:00 AM for 5 days on “Nejat TV” for the information of the public. Please inform the time and link of its broadcast to the knowledge of friends and acquaintances and also inform in cyberspace.

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Babak and his two nephews Eskandar and Alireza had been taken as hostages by the MEK for many years. During the residence of the group in Camp Ashraf Iraq, the Arjmandi family traveled to Iraq to visit their loved ones in the camp but the group authorities did not allow them to visit them. After the group’s relocation in Albania, it became more unreachable than ever.

Nejat Society congratulates the Arjmandis on the release of Babak, Eskandar and Alireza and looks forward for the salvation of other MEK members from the bands of the cult-like structure of Rajavi’s group.

Eskandar Arjmandi family in front of Camp Ashraf

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The online gathering began at 10:30 a.m. and lasted for three and a half hours and was broadcast live on the Nejat NGO site. A limited number of families from a total of 20 provinces were able to speak on the program and convey their messages on behalf of all families. A number of provinces were unable to connect and participate in the gathering due to shortage of time.

First, Ebrahim Khodabandeh, CEO of Nejat Society, explained the recent activities of the families and the society. He thanked and appreciated the activists of the society in all provinces, as well as the families who have always supported them. He then reported on some of the activities of Nejat Society and the families.
He said that with the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, families’ concerns about the situation of their relatives in the remote and isolated MEK camp in Albania had increased, and they were rightly worried about the health of their loved ones. This prompted them to write letters to the World Health Organization and Albanian officials, as well as international authorities, demanding to be in contact with their loved ones.

Khodabandeh also referred to the petition by families, asking the Albanian Prime Minister, as the person in charge of the MEK, to remove obstacles to meeting with members of the MEK, or at least to establish phone/video calls with families on an ongoing basis.

This petition attracted nearly 11,500 signatures from families, relatives, friends and acquaintances of members of the Rajavi cult from all over the world, who wanted nothing more than connection with their relations in the MEK camp in Albania.

Khodabandeh then referred to the Rajavi cult’s response, saying that the Rajavi response to the request, like all destructive cults, was base obscenity, slander and insult. He cited the example of a mother who has not heard the voice of her son – who had one day joined the MEK for some reason – for more than 30 years. He explained that for years this mother has been writing in various forms and by letter to whoever it occurred to her that she could, and that she had asked only for a call from her son. But after all this, the Rajavi cult brought the son to their television, and instead of a few kind words that would make his mother happy, the son started swearing at his mother and called her a mercenary, terrorist and even a”so-called mother.”

The CEO of the Nejat Society said that the MEK and Maryam Rajavi can shout for democracy, freedom, human rights, social justice, etc. from morning to night, and hold regular conferences and seminars, costing millions of dollars and bring war mongering American politicians to the stage, but in practice even cannot allow a kind word from the son of an elderly mother who is struggling with various diseases and finds herself in the last days of her life so that her only wish is to hear the voice of her child.
Khodabandeh concluded that all those slogans about defending the freedom and rights of the people, in practice start with these families, and when the MEK members do this to their families and when also MEK leaders do not tolerate the slightest word of dissent, it is clear what model of democracy and human rights they promise.
The program was broadcast live from the Nejat NGO site, and at the same time it was possible to post comments and log in to the chat system, where many families introduced themselves and wrote their messages. Their loving messages encourage the activists of Nejat Society.

The families stated that they had only one humanitarian demand and asked what was wrong with an organization that could connect 2,000 points to have a video chat but is unable to connect one simple video link for members to contact their family to make them happy? Aren’t these families among the people?

One of the interesting things that one of the families said was that while his relative was held captive by Saddam Hussein in an Iraqi POW camp, his letters kept arriving, informing his family of his condition, but after he was handed over to the MEK, there were no more letters and no further connection.

In his speech, Khodabandeh referred to the Rajavi cult’s excuses for preventing its members from visiting their families, and said that the organization used the excuse of the danger of coronavirus to prevent the visits. He asked if the officials of the organization do not meet or travel? In fact, he said, they are constantly traveling between France, Italy and Albania. Don’t they have a tight group life in a closed camp?

He continued that another excuse the Rajavi cult uses is ‘security threats’. They should be asked what security threats elderly parents can pose to the MEK in Albania. The ‘security threat’ has always been an excuse to separate a person from the family in the Rajavi cult from the beginning.

Regarding preventing members from communicating with their families, the CEO of the Nejat Society explained that this goes back to the cultic nature of the MEK. Cults not only coerce members to sever contact with their family, they also induce the member to hate and fear their family and have no feelings for them.

The member’s feelings must only be for the leader. For this reason, the cult does not allow its members to establish a loving and emotional relationship with their families, but instead they must confront their families with insults and slander so that their innate emotional attachment is not revived to hinder the brainwashing process.

Ebrahim Khodabandeh then raised the issue of the dilemma the MEK is now facing. He suggested that Nejat Society’s activities had placed the Rajavi cult at a crossroads. The organization must either obey the wishes of the families and allow the members’ relationship with their families, which is what we want. And this would show that the MEK has the capacity not to be afraid of families and family emotions. Or it continues in its current way,

exposing more and more of its anti-popular nature to the public, and it reveals that its slogans are completely empty and hollow, and that in practice the MEK is something else.

In the next part, the Rajavi cult’s suggestion of a visit by an international delegation to the families in Iran to prepare a report in this regard was welcomed.

Khodabandeh announced, on behalf of all the families, that this proposal is welcome, and the families are ready to meet and talk with any foreign delegation. And, of course, this delegation should also visit the MEK camp in Albania and talk to the members and deliver the letters of the families and bring their answers back.

In the end, while apologizing to the provinces and the families who did not have time to speak, the demands of the families were summarized, which is the same demand that was raised in the petition of the families with nearly 11,500 signatures addressed to the Albanian government as being responsible for the MEK. It means endorsing the right of families to communicate with their loved ones in the MEK camp in Albania and removing obstacles to establishing this connection.

About 2,000 MEK members are based in the cult camp in Albania, who are deprived rights such as the right to communicate with the outside world, especially with family and friends, the right to marry and create a family, the right to leave the cult, the right to criticize the cult leader and the organizational actions, the right to privacy and many other basic rights.
The extent to which the Rajavi cult fears families as part of the Iranian people and the hysterical and irrational reactions they evoke is truly thought-provoking. This fear proves to what extent the MEK is anti-people and to what extent it has the potential to suppress.
In this conference, the voices of the families were brought to every quarter and will be repeated over and over. The Rajavi cult will expose its anti-popular nature through threats and blackmail against the claims of the elderly mothers and fathers. They will not evade or silence these claims.

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Each of these letters was accompanied by photographs, specifications, and documents, and copies were sent to other Albanian officials, as well as to European and international officials and to the Albanian and international media.

The families also expressed concern about the health of their loved ones in the context of the outbreak of coronavirus disease.

Families are waiting for the Albanian government, as a humanitarian gesture, to respond appropriately to these demands and solve the problems ahead. Many of these families have not heard from their loved ones in Albania for decades now.

It should be noted that during these years, many families in Gilan province died while waiting to see their loved ones, and they never managed to find out about them, whose names are now missing in the attached list.

Other Gilani families also keep sending letters and messages to the Albanian Prime Minister.

The mailing list sent so far from Gilan province is attached.

Here are some examples of Gilani’s elderly mothers and fathers’ messages to the Albanian Prime Minister, whom Rajavi calls agents and terrorists:

Yahya Ostadian, the father of Majid Ostadian, wrote:“I am old now and I miss my son.”

Seyed Ebrahimpour Shafi’i, the father of Seyyed Khalilpour Shafi’i, wrote:“My son has an incurable disease. I am very worried about his health. Why am I not informed about his condition?”

Ameneh Foumani, the the grandmother of Rad Mohammad Alizadeh, wrote:“I haven’t heard from my son for years. For God sake tell me about his health.”

Khadijeh Mollazadeh, the mother of Mansour Rahdar, wrote:“My son was a soldier in the village who was deceived by MEK. Why shouldn’t he be able to have a call with his mother and announce his health?”

Yousef Sabahi, Jabbar Sabahi’s father, wrote:“I wish to see my son after many years. Help me to hear from him.”

Zabihullah Qaderi, the father of Mohammad Qaderi, wrote:“I have amnesia because of waiting for so long. How many more years do I have to wait for a simple call? Help me.”

Mohammad Vali Gholizadeh, Ali Gholizadeh’s father, wrote:“I just want to meet my son. Is this a very big request? Why should I have not heard from him for years?”

Seyedeh Zahra Nourani, the mother of Seyed Vali Mohammadzadeh, wrote:“I am exhausted and sick. Someone help me. Who should I complain to and where should I go?”

Seyyed Hassan Mir Mousavi, the father of Seyyed Morteza Mir Mousavi, wrote:“My son was captured in the war and fell into the MEK’s trap. Why aren’t they allowed to at least tell us they are safe?”

Alireza Yousefi, the father of Mohammad Taghi Yousefi, wrote:“I want to meet my son. Give us at least one simple call and take us out of our worries.”

Rahim Ali Jame, the father of Ismail Jame and Ibrahim Jame, wrote:“I am looking forward to meeting my sons. I am looking forward to hearing from them.”

Mohammad Taghi Rezaian, Ismail Rezaian’s father, wrote:“His mother died while waiting for her son to call. Now I am waiting to hear from him. Can I see my son once before I die?”

Houshang zad Ismaili, the father of Davood zad Ismaili, wrote:“His mother died in the sorrow of separation from her son. Now I am waiting to see my son. Is it possible to communicate?”

Shahrbanou Marandi mother of Khosro Saliqedar wrote:“My son went to Germany to study and was deceived by MEK. Why shouldn’t he have a simple contact with his mother?”

Abolhassan Ghanipour, Roozbeh Ghanipour’s father, wrote:“My son went to study and fell into MEK trap, and now they don’t allow him to communicate with his family. Why?”

Farhad Mobrahan, Yousef Mobrahan’s father, wrote:“His mother is old, disabled and waiting for her son. Why don’t they let him call?”

Ali Pour-Ahmad – Nejat Society, Gilan Province Representation

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The message of the families to the Albanian Prime Minister: Our children are captives in the hands of terrorists in your country.

Some Tehran families of the members trapped inside Rajavi’s terrorist cult in Albania, in a message addressed to the Prime Minister of that country, demanded a response to more than 8000 signatures to the petition

“urging the Albanian government to allow the families to contact their loved ones in the MEK camp”.

The text of the message is as follows:

Mr. Edi Rama
Prime Minister of the Republic of Albania
As you are aware, a petition addressed to your government and the ministry of foreign affairs is ongoing. After 12 days this petition has already gained more than 8000 signatures from all over the world and has been shared over 1000 times.

The Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, Rajavi cult) is an invitee in your country and under your government’s protection. But our innocent children are captives inside this terrorist cult and because of your government’s support, they have no access to the outside world particularly their family and friends.

We the suffering families would like to ask for how long you wish to prolong this situation? For how long do you wish to deprive elderly mothers and fathers from contacting their children? For how long do you wish to preserve intact this security threat for your country as well as Europe against the best interests of your people? For how long do you wish to have no control over the MEK camp and have no information about what is going on inside there? Are you aware about the extent of the spread of Covid-19 disease inside the camp which is a potential threat for your people? For whose interests should our children be captives in the hand of those terrorists?
The petition will be ongoing until we receive a response from you. If you have authority over your country’s executive affairs, it’s not a bad idea for you to go to the link below and react to the demands of the families.

http://chng.it/GCPbBfFPGr

We are anxiously waiting for you response

Some Tehran families

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This petition concludes:

“We urge the Albanian government and the ministry of foreign affairs to issue visas to the suffering families on humanitarian grounds to allow them to travel to Albania and help them visit their loved ones in the MEK camp.”

Signatures on the petition have well exceeded 1500 after just 9 days and are rapidly increasing. The daily list of signatories and their locations is forwarded to the Albanian authorities.

This has, of course, alarmed the MEK since like all other destructive mind control cults, the leaders are scared to death of the families of the cult’s members. They know that familial emotions will counter their brainwashing practices on the members.

A few days after the campaign was launched, the MEK fearfully reacted on April 23, 2020 in its website ‘Iran Probe’ with a lengthy article titled: “Iranian regime is campaigning for Albanian entry visas for its terrorists”.

The article is a stream of fabricated lies trying to persuade the Albanians not to issue visas for the families.

This shows how much the presence of the families is a nightmare for Massoud and Maryam Rajavi, the cult leaders.

MEK terrorist cult was expelled from Iraq and admitted into their country by the Albanian government in 2016 and located in a remote, isolated camp. Security experts have always considered this a security threat for Albania as well as for Europe. The MEK presence has also been regarded a negative point for Albania as it tries to become a member of the EU.

The MEK camp, which holds the terrorists imported from Iraq, is entirely and secretly run by the cult’s leaders. Albanian officials have no jurisdiction over it. The inhabitants have no access to, or contact with, the outside world, particularly with their friends and families.

The truth is that the genuine terrorists are already welcomed and living in Albania and they do not need visas.

Those who are denied entry and deprived of contacting their loved ones are old mothers and fathers who have not seen or had any contact with their children for decades.
The Albanian government should pay attention to the just request of the families and enable them to contact their loved ones.

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Families in all provinces of the country as well as abroad have been active in this regard and joined the campaign, which at the end of the fifth day registered more than 500 signatures on the petition.
The list of signatures was sent along with the text of the petition to various organs of the Albanian government and the United Nations, as well as to various European institutions.
Signatures continue to be collected via the following link:

http://chng.it/GCPbBfFPGr

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