the picture shows Ms. Arbabi holding her son’s photo. Mujahedin-e Khalq destructive Cult has captivated her son. The cult leaders refused her to visit her beloved son now for many years.
On February 25th, another group of Mujahedin-e Khalq hostages’ families arrived at Camp Liberty gate. The families’ only demand was to visit with their family members enslaved at Camp Liberty, Iraq by the Cult leaders. They have had no contact with their loved ones for many years. They are worried about the destiny of their family members at MKO Cult camp.
The families picketed in front of the Camp Liberty for several days. While crying, the suffering families called their loved ones vociferously.
The families actively tried to convince the brainwashed members to liberate themselves front the Cult’s physical and mental barriers.
Ms. Iranpour whose brothers are held hostages by MKO leaders at Camp Liberty and has several times travelled to Iraq, evaluated the families’ trip to Iraq as favorable. Referring to the families’ revelations to the UNHCR representatives and journalists, Ms. Iranpour reiterated: “the recent trip [to Iraq] has had many achievements. She said despite the MKO Cult leaders’ efforts to confront the effects of family members affections on residents, still some of the residents replied to the families’ passions by waving hands and sending kisses.
The journalists also attended the families’ picketing in front of the Camp. Mohammad Al- Yaseri wrote a report on South of Lebanon Newspaper titled:” Liberty base… US collusion and silence of the government”. In his report Al-Yaseri wrote: ”…this two-thousand people are held captive by this organization under the supervision of the US and support of the Europe and the shameful silence of the Iraqi government. Today 170 family members arrived at the[Liberty] Camp’s gate in accompany with some TV Channels such as Al-Alam and Al- Etejah Satellite Channel. However the organization didn’t allow them to visit their families in the fear of their defection and return to their homeland…."
The families also wrote a letter to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Iraq demanding to help them visit their loved ones.
Several Mojahedin Khalgh Organization (MKO) sympathizers’ family members gathered before the Camp Liberty gates on Friday morning, it was reported on Saturday.
MKO sympathizers’ family members were asking for meeting their relatives inside the Camp Liberty.
They also were urging MKO to free their relatives and asking the international community to help release of their family members from the hands of MKO.
Since last year, the MKO sympathizers’ family members have gathered in front of the Camp Liberty gates four times.
In June 2015, Several MKO sympathizers’ family members asked the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) to help them meet their family members.
They urged the international community including US to help release of their family members.
The MKO – listed as a terrorist organization by much of the international community – fled Iran in 1986 for Iraq and was given a camp by former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.
They fought on the side of Saddam during the Iraqi imposed war on Iran (1980-88). They were also involved in the bloody repression of Shiite Muslims in southern Iraq in 1991 and the massacre of Iraqi Kurds.
The notorious group is also responsible for killing thousands of Iranian civilians and officials after the victory of the Islamic revolution in 1979.
More than 17,000 Iranians, many of them civilians, have been killed at the hands of the MKO in different acts of terrorism including bombings in public places and targeted killings.
Back in December 2011, the United Nations and Baghdad agreed to relocate some 3,000 MKO members from Camp New Iraq, formerly known as Camp Ashraf, to the former US military Camp Liberty outside Baghdad.
The last group of the MKO terrorists was evicted by the Iraqi government on September 11, 2013 to join other members of the terrorist group at Camp Liberty and await potential relocation to other countries.
A group of 111 family members whose loved ones are trapped in Camp of Mujahedin-e Khalq in Iraq; Camp Liberty arrived at the Camp’s Gate this morning.
The families are from different Provinces of Iran. They have risked the dangers and troubles of travelling to the war-torn country of Iraq in a hope to have a short visit with their loved ones. The right which they are denied of, now for many years.
The families gathered in front of Camp Liberty and called their children. Though they are not allowed to use loudspeakers, the families screamed their basic right of visiting their loved ones.
The Rajavi’s brainwashed elements’ reaction was to nervously swear at families.
Mr. Ashur Varshi’s brother was also among the families who have traveled to Iraq. The two brothers saw each other after nearly three decades and the scene was so impressive. The Varshi brothers met at Mohajer Hotel in Baghdad where Ashur resides in accompany with other survivors of the MKO Cult. He is the most recent defector of the Cult.
Translated by Nejat Society
Ms. Nedaei is the suffering mother of one of the MKO Cult hostages. Her son was a prisoner of Iran-Iraq war when the Mujahedin-e Khalq elements deceived and recruited him by their false propaganda. 
Ms. Nedaei has recently traveled to Iraq, Camp Liberty in a hope to visit her dear son. She narrates her sufferings:
I am old and it’s difficult for me to travel. However, I have several times traveled to Iraq to meet my dear son; Fereydoun. My son didn’t know the MKO. He was a loyal soldier of his country. He was imprisoned during the Iran-Iraq War. Then under the brainwashing methods of the MKO Cult mercenaries he joined the group. I am a mother and will seek my son till I take my last breath.
This time also the Rajavis’ Cult leaders didn’t allow me to visit my son. I shouted Fereydoun’s name as much as I could and I will do this again.
This time the MKO Cult leaders had brought some members to swear at families. Though their faces were covered, still I recognized my son; Fereydoun. He had stood among the other members. He was calm and didn’t curse. He just was looking at me.
The Cult leaders couldn’t tolerate our visit. I just wanted to see my son and hug him after so many years.
I am a mother. I will strive to reach my son. The Rajavis are the final losers…
On Monday February 22, another group of MKO hostages’ families traveled to Iraq, Camp Liberty.
They want to have the right to visit their beloveds. The suffering families’ loved ones are held captive by the Mujahedin-e Khalq destructive cult leaders now for many years. They are worried about the destiny of their children and their family members at MKO Camp.
The families are determined to liberate their loved ones from the mental and physical barriers of the Cult.
They call on Unites Nation’s secretary General and all human rights bodes to help them liberate their loved ones.
This is the fourth group of families to hold stake in front of Camp Liberty.
Her eyes fill with tears when she talks about her father. 35 years has passed, she still is awaiting the return of her father.
She looks out for at least a news of her father’s well-being. She awaits her father’s release from the bars of MKO Cult.
Ms. Fatemeh Alimirzaei was a little girl when the Rajavi’s mercenaries tricked her father, Reza into joining the Cult. Now she is married and has a little beautiful daughter.
Ms. Fatemeh Alimirzaei came to Nejat Society office in accompany with her elderly mother to get a news of her father. They wanted to know if Reza was among those Camp Liberty residents who have recently transferred to Albania.
They said:” Why no human rights body do probe our pleas as suffering families of deceived members of the MKO Cult?!
Why don’t they help us with visiting our beloved family members?!Why do the MKO Cult leaders discriminately select some members to be relocated in Tirana?!Why do the Cult leaders have left alone my father and other members in the insecure country of Iraq?!
The suffering sisters of two Camp Liberty residents ask human right bodies to help them have a short visit with their beloved brothers; Mohammadreza and Ahmadreza.
Ahmadreza and Mohammadreza Iranpour, traveled to Turkey in 2002. They wanted to immigrate to a European
country to make a better life there.
Unfortunately, in Turkey the MKO recruiters tricked them into joining the group. They were then transferred to Camp Ashraf, Iraq. For a long time the Iranpour family had no news of them until they were informed of Mohammadreza and Ahmadreza whereabouts through some defectors of the MKO cult.
In January 2004 they succeeded to meet their beloved brothers at Camp Ashraf. 20 MKO members accompanied Mohammadreza and Ahmadreza in the meeting in order the meeting not to be private.
From then on the Iranpour family have traveled to MKO Camps in Iraq several times to have a visit with their beloved brothers or at least get a news of them, still they were not allowed.
The Iranpour family – the same as many other families of MKO hostages – have written several letters to human right bodies to help them contact their beloveds. However they have received no reply. In their recent complaint open letter to UNHCR in Iraq they write:
“We are Mahmonir and Raheleh Iranpour. Our brothers; Ahmadreza and Mohammadreza are imprisoned at Camp Liberty. We have several times sent you letters. However you didn’t reply us. We traveled to Iraq but you ignored us. Not only didn’t you facilitate our visit with our brothers, but also you didn’t let us meet yourselves. You even didn’t accept our letters.
You deprived us of our basic right which is to visit our family memebrs … we now have a demand … it is now 13 years that we have not visited our beloved Mohammadreza and Ahmadreza. ..
Now that based on the Rajavis wishes you don’t let us meet our beloveds, please send us a new photo of them at least to see their faces after such a long time…”
It is worth mentioning that the third group of MKO hostages’ families have traveled to Camp Liberty, trying to get help to be allowed to visit their loved ones.
The families have lodged official complaints with UN and Iraqi government officials which include documents showing that Rajavi is paying bribes to some individuals in the UN office so that they will stop anyone running away from the camp”, Iraninterlink website reported.
Following the recent trip of the third group of Liberty residents’ families to Iraq, the Iraqi mass media widely covered the news of the event.
Iraqi newspapers and websites published reports on grieves of families of residents, who are not allowed to visit their loved ones taken as hostages by leaders of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO/the cult of Rajavi).
Iraqi official newspapers such as Kul al Akhbar and news websites like Babil News, Ketabat fil Mizan and Wikileaks Baghdad published letters written by the families and reported on their efforts to visit their loved ones in Camp Liberty.
In a full-page report, Kul al Akhbar reported on the activities of the picketing families in front of Camp Liberty, interviewing some of them. The report included photos of the picketing families under the title: “A number of Iranian families told Kul al Akhbar the tragic story of their grieving children.”
“Parents who are awaiting the visit of their dear ones despite all troubles”, the report describes the families. “Who help their desires come true?”
The newspaper calls Iraqi Government, the United Nations and all human rights bodies to pressure the MKO leaders to evacuate Camp Liberty.
Kul al Akhbar reported that in Camp Liberty human rights are violated; people are terribly deprived of freedom. Hostages are not allowed to contact their families and families – who come from different towns of Iran- are not permitted to meet their children even for an hour. Instead, families are verbally abused and attacked by the brainwashed members of the group.
Protest Gathering of over 30 MKO hostages’ families at Camp Liberty Gates – January 2016
Their only demand is to have the right to visit their loved ones. They ask human rights bodies :” why is it that 12 years after the fall of Saddam Hussein (the benefactor of fugitive terrorist leader Massoud Rajavi), there is still no sign that the terrorists’ camp will close and the residents held hostage by the MEK leaders will be rescued and taken to safety.”
