Daughter of MKO Cult hostage; Abdolhossein Ahangar.It is now some 30 years that she has been far from her dad. in fact she could not visit her father since he joined the group. The MKO Cult leaders forbid any family relations.
Kul al Akhbar Newspaper writes:”Some Iraqi civil societies as well as families of the Iranians captured inside Camp Liberty in Baghdad by the terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization demanded visiting their loved ones. These societies urged the Iraqi government, based on human dignity, to arrange meetings between the families and their children who are captives inside the cult[MKO/MEK/PMOI ]for many years….
Families of the residents of Camp Liberty who had picketed behind the gate of the Camp probing the visit of their loved, did not succeed to meet them during the due time that they were allowed to picket by the UN officials. The leaders of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO) claim that all Liberty residents have Facebook accounts with real IDs
The cult[MKO/MEK/PMOI] leaders responded to the presence of the families and threatened the UN and Iraqi officials that if the families do not leave the place they would stop sending residents to Albania. The leaders of the cult made it clear to the officials of the UN and Iraqi authorities that they would under no circumstances …
These are family members of individuals in the camp and have become concerned about reports that their loved ones may be transferred to Albania without notice and wish to be able to see them.They stress that they have no political agenda and only wish to make family visits…
Expressing solidarity with the families of MKO hostages, the Mayor of Auver said:” …We don’t want them [Maryam Rajavi’s Cult] to stay in our city… they try to pay some of the cities’ personalities and officials to be at the Cult’s service. … However we would ask them to come and reply your appeals and questions on the fate of your children. .. Here is a democratic state and ..
These are family members of individuals in the camp and have become concerned about reports that their loved ones may be transferred to Albania without notice and wish to be able to see them.They stress that they have no political agenda and only wish to make family visits….
Newly arrived families stand outside Camp Liberty holding placards with the names of their loved ones. The slogans they shout say that ‘meeting with our loved ones is our fundamental human right’. Many have been denied contact for decades because the Rajavi cult bans members from contacting their families …
24 Iranians who have travelled from Khorasan Razavi, Khuzestan and Yazd provinces have just arrived in Baghdad. They will visit Camp Liberty tomorrow where they hope to make contact with their loved ones. These are family members of individuals in the camp and have become concerned about reports that …
Since 2003 many families have traveled at least once to Baghdad and in front of MKO Camps in an attempt to meet their loved ones.