Former members of the MEK - Page 69 of 78

Symposium on Terrorism in Iraq

Nejat SocietyFebruary 3, 20080131 views

Mr Khodabandeh emphasised the cult culture of terrorist organisations and the methods they use to brainwash their followers. He also gave examples of foreign support by some influential groups and parties who facilitate the flow of finance for terrorism. Not the least the relationship between the remainders of Saddam Hussein in Iraq, London, Washington and other countries with the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation, and the way this relationship is becoming clear in the escalation of violence in Diyali province

A letter from Dr. Torabi on behalf of 8 UNHCR refugees

Nejat SocietyJanuary 28, 20080115 views

These 8 people aged 30-50 are from a larger group of 200 Iranian nationals and former members of Mojaheddin Khalkh Organization (MKO), an opposition group fighting against the Islamic Republic of Iran. Following Saddam’s downfall, these people seized the opportunity to leave MKO and take refuge in an American-run camp called Temporary International Presence Facility

Seminar on Releasing Captives of MKO Terrorist Cult

Nejat SocietyJanuary 12, 20080118 views

She described that giving high commanding positions to the women is a sham gesture taken by the MKO while the truth is that women are expected to work even harder than men and their emotions are also systematically suppressed more. She clarified that members are expected to dislike whoever they adored before particularly the members of their family. She also explained that all discontented members are labeled as being metal cases. Miss Dashti also referred to the high level of dissatisfaction amongst the forces inside the Ashraf Camp who find no way out.

Hassibi: there is evidence of cooperation between American authorities and PMOI (aka: Mojahedin Khahlq organisation or Rajavi cult)

Nejat SocietyDecember 24, 20070128 views

Since August 2007, I have received telephone calls and emails from individuals, who are among a group of 200 Iranians being detained for the past five years in an American military camp in Iraq. The following summary is based solely on these telephone calls and e-mails. These emails are available upon request.

The Iranian Pen Club Letter to Ms Megevanal Roggo, International Committee of the Red Cross The Middle East Department

Nejat SocietyDecember 24, 2007090 views

According to the news received in the last few days by Iran-Ghalam (IRAN-PEN) association, the condition of disaffected members of Mojahedin Khalq Organisation who are now accommodated in the TIPF part of Ashraf Camp is critically dangerous. Some personalities have already raised concern not the least Mr. Mohammed Hasibi who has written an open letter today, 21 December 2007 raising his deep concern about the situation of these people

UK parliamentary delegation’s visit to Edalat Society

Nejat SocietyNovember 25, 2007088 views

British Ambassador to Tehran, Geoffrey Adams, along with members and the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Commons have met and talked with several families of victims of terrorism at Edalat (justice) Society in order to become familiar with terrorist nature and deeds of Mojahedin-e Khalq Organisation (MKO)

Aawa publication No: 25 in English and German, September 2007

Nejat SocietyOctober 2, 20070113 views

Aawa publication No: 25 in English and German, September 2007

Anne Singleton Interview with BBC Yorkshire Radio Leeds

Nejat SocietyAugust 1, 20070252 views

It is a word which resonates with people. More familiarly I would call it ‘mind control techniques. These are well-known, well-documented. For years and years destructive cults have been using them. The way that they work in essence is that they will take a perfectly ordinary person and strip that person of their values using specific psychological manipulation.

Four more defectors of Rajavis’ Cult repatriated

Nejat SocietyAugust 1, 2007076 views

According to Nejat Society correspondent, four other people defected MKO and repatriated. The four defectors, who were MKO members for a long time, spent a few weeks in TIPF Camp and finally could return Iran with Red Cross cooperation.

BBC Yorkshire Radio Leeds interviews Anne Singleton

Nejat SocietyJuly 26, 20070119 views

It is a word which resonates with people. More familiarly I would call it ‘mind control techniques. These are well-known, well-documented. For years and years destructive cults have been using them. The way that they work in essence is that they will take a perfectly ordinary person and strip that person of their values using specific psychological manipulation.