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Iraqi Authorities' stance on the MEK

Iraqi Ambassador: MKO Should Leave Iraq

"From Iraqi government’s viewpoint, MKO should not stay in Iraq," said Iraqi ambassador to Iran, Mohammed Majid Al-Sheikh.

In an interview with ILNA, he added: "Mojahedin-e khalq should leave the soil of Iraq as soon as possible."

"However, there are problems in this regard; for instance, no other country is likely to accept these people."

Supreme representative of Iraqi in Iran also said: "We have had negotiations with the international Red Cross to pave the way for their exit."

He said the relations between the two countries are positive, adding: "The authorities of the two countries are determined to expand cooperative ties."

ILNA –  2006/08/12

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Former members of the MEK

Two more repatriated

Nejat Society correspondent – 5.3.2006

Two more members of Rajavi’s Cult, who had cooperated with the organization for a long time, declared their separation from the cult and sought asylum in American camp. Therefore, on Tuesday, May 3rd,2006 at 4 pm they could arrive Mehr Abad airport by the help of International Red Cross and Iranian Red Crescent and join their families.

 Names are as follows:

Marzieh Ghorsi, nicknamed Arezoo

Siamak Hatami

The compelling news will be published consequently.

Nejat Society

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Former members of the MEK

A Former Member Returns Home

In a ceremony held in Samen Al-A’emeh complex in Abadan on Wednesday, a former member of the cult of Rajavi returned to his family.

Jaber Majdmian, expressing his happiness, said the situation in the MKO is inhumane.

"In 1987, I joined the MKO in Iraq but from the beginning, I realized the terrorist and inhuman nature of the group."

"I repeatedly tried to return to my family, but the MKO didn’t allow me to do so. After the fall of Saddam Hussein and due to the hatred of Iraqis for the MKO, there appeared a chance for us to return and I could come back home with the assistance of Red Cross and Nejat Association in Khuzestan Province. I believe I was born again. I try to be useful for my society."

Majdmian said that he had been treated well by Iranian security officials; he hopes he can compensate his past.

In the ceremony, Hamid Hassani, the head of Nejat Association in Khuzestan province, said: "300 former members of terrorist MKO have already returned to their families. The ouster of former Iraqi regime and the detention of Saddam Hussein weakened the MKO so that it lost the support of foreign countries and its members realized their own group’s terrorist nature."

He said the purposes of Nejat Associatin include "helping the deceived members of MKO, revealing the truth and nature of hypocrisy in the MKO and exposing the ugly face of the group in domestic and international scenes to the members".

"Former members can encourage their friends in Iraq, still with MKO, to leave the terrorist group; they can do this by radio messages, internet and phone."

We guarantee that MKO members won’t be harmed in the case of returning to the country. They will be protected by Iranian officials.

He asked MKO members’ families to make contact with their loved ones and encourage them to return.

"ID cards and Military Service Cards (that indicate they have finished military service) would be issued for former members who return to the country. The association is ready to help them if they face any problems," he added.

IRNA  –  2006/01/29

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Missions of Nejat Society

Families organize petition

The petition of family members of Nejat Society in Azerbaijan province to the international communities

In a meeting held [with the assistance of Nejat Society] in Eastern Azerbaijan province on September 28, two defectors of MKO joined their families. In the event, a number of MKO members’ families signed a petition addressing Red Cross office in Tehran, Iraq and Switzerland embassies in Tehran and asked for direct meeting with their loved ones held in MKO’s camp Ashraf in Iraq.

The content of the petition is as follows:

“In the name of God

From:

Nejat Society in the Eastern Azerbaijan Province

To:

Red Cross office in Tehran

[US interests section at the] Swiss embassy in Tehran

Iraq embassy in Tehran

We, signatories of this petition, as the families of a number of people held by the organization of Mojahedin-e khalq in Camp Ashraf in Iraq ask the respected officials to manage our direct meeting with our loved ones in Iraq to become certain of their mental and physical status and get them back to the family.

Families signing the petition:

1. Nasser Fakhri

2. Mir Mohsen Mortazavi

3. Ali Joodat

4. Dariush and Mahboobeh Dabbagh Tabrizi

5. Salman Dolat Panah

6. Ali Akbar Azimi

7. Hassanali Pour Mohammed Rouhi

8. Mehdi Sojoodi

9. Abolfazl Sheikh Beglou

10. Abdullah Nikbakht Tabrizi

11. Kheirallah Mohammed Alian

12. Nasser Javanshir

13. Hassan Rahnamai Ana Khatoon

14. Majid Ashk Khooni

15. Ramin and Majid Hassan Pour

16. Jalal Fakhimzadeh

17. Bakhshali Alizadeh

18. Habibeh Onsorian

19. Mohammed Reza Sedigh Aghbolagh

20. Mohammed Ali Baghbanbashi

21. Ali Asghar Karami

22. Suleiman Kheiri

23. Javad Abdi Nemat Abad

24. Karim Nalbandian (Ashrafi Vala)

25. Ali Hamed Ranji

26. Zekr Ali Zibayee

27. Kheirallah Mohammedian

28. Mir Sadegh Hejazi

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Iraq

What Multi-National Forces Say about PMOI?

Multinational forces in Iraq has an electronic journal in which they reflect latest news and events on Iraq, especially those related to these forces. In Vol.1 No.2, under the title “Detainee Operations Update” we read about the MKO:

“MeK members repatriate to Iran

CAMP ASHRAF, Iraq – With assistance from the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Ministry of Human Rights, ten former members of the Iranian Mujahedeen-e Khalq Organization based at Camp Ashraf returned home this month.

These former members requested to be repatriated back to Iran upon arrival at the Coalition controlled facility. Since late 2004, over 300 former members of the organization have returned home to Iran through the amnesty program provided by the Iranian Regime.”

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Former members of the MEK

The list of the returnees to Iran

Nejat Society Reporter: following the return news of 13 defectors of  Rajavi’s cult who were settled in American camps, it is declared that these members with cooperation of  Red Cross on a private flight of that organization via Mehr Abad Airport repatriated and joined their families.

It is notable that six of these former members were captured by Saddam dictatorship since they were deceived by MKO cult. Seven other defectors moved to neighboring countries looking for job and were absorbed by MKO deception.  

Ghorban Ali Pourahmadie  – Lahijan

Ahmad Saraiee –  Golestan

Naser Hussein Pour –  Sistan va Balouchestan

Hadi Alibabayie – Tehran

Mohammad Ebrahim Najaf zade –  Kashan

Dariuosh Aminy – Kermanshah

Javad Savaedie – Khouzestan

Mohammad Reza Mobinie – Tabriz

Younes Yanpey – Golestan

Esfandiar Batmanie – Kermanshah

Massoud Vahabpour – Gilan

Vali Allah Vahedie – Golestan

Nader Chapchin – Tabriz

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Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

EU and Human Rights Watch Report

Four months after HRW’s report on MKO (and its violation of human rights) was published, those accused of violating human rights held a 250-member carnival, spent astronomical amounts of money, and repeated the same words they had expressed 4 months ago.

Human rights violators easily accuse others of being “mercenary”, call themselves “protectors of human rights” and say that others accusations are coming from enemy’s intelligence services.

Unlike other cases, this time there are witnesses (with enough evidences such as Abu Ghraib prison and registered by Red Cross as prisoners), ready to give testimony anywhere anytime. As an opponent of HRW’s report said, one should look at the faces of victims when giving testimony in order to find whether their testimony is true or not.

Taking advantage of deceived people and a large group of human rights experts- all unaware of being trapped- can only help the victims of MKO human rights violations to prove their claims.

The people who say testimonies against human rights violators (MKO) are not true have took the burden to go to Iraq in order to get the testimonies of those entangled in that country, but they didn’t accept to have an interview with any of the victims in Europe.

Can anybody ask these impartial “judges” why? This could help you hear the complaints of both sides and have a better decision-making.

Anyway, Roshana Association is ready to hold a seminar, with MKO officials and human rights experts, to discuss the accuracy of these claims.

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Former members of the MEK

Five more MKO defectors repatriated

Nejat Society correspondent:

Mehrabad Airport- five more members of MEK fled from the evil Rajavi’s Organization and repatriated, on August 23, 2005 . According to received news these defectors returned to Iran on a private flight by the help of International Red Cross.

They stated that they have separated from the organization less than a month ago and joined the American camp.

Nejat Society congratulates the return of our beloveds to the families and hopes that all of the members captured in Rajavi’s cult, choose the right way and return to their families.

Eskandarie, Samad from Zanjan

Rahmanie, Ghader from Oroumieh

Seyed Mohammadie, Jahan Shah from Kermanshah

Mohammadie, Karim from Kermanshah

Salehi, Iraj from Mazandaran

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Former members of the MEK

Three MKO defectors joined their families

Three former members of the terrorist Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) joined their families in the central province of Isfahan, said the head of the provincial Nejat Society here on Thursday.

Speaking at a ceremony marking the repatriation of the three former MKO members on Wednesday evening, Mohsen Hashemi said that Qasem Baba Safari, Bijan Shah Moradi and Hossein Janatinejad were among a group of the repentant members of the terrorist group who returned home after escaping the notorious Ashraf camp in Iraq.

Since 2003, Hashemi said, about 500 MKO members have managed to flee Ashraf camp and successfully return home through the cooperation of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Iran’s Foreign Ministry.

Most of those being kept by the MKO had left Iran in the hope of finding jobs but later fell in the trap of MKO agents and taken to the notorious camp for hard labor.

The three were MKO members during 1988-2000, Hashemi said.

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