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Inside this Issue:

– Albania and its Sheltering of the MEK on its soil
A NATO Minnow Reels From Cyberattacks Linked to Iran
But he (premier Rama) complained that M.E.K. were “not easy people, frankly,” and that the group had violated an agreement that it would refrain from using Albania as “a safe haven to make political activity against the Iranian regime.”

– International Day of Nowruz

Nejat Newsletter No.102

International Day of Nowruz celebrated every March 21 is a highly significant and anticipated global New Year holiday occurring on the spring equinox, ringing in the arrival of spring and symbolizing rebirth
and renewal of nature.

– MEK use sleep deprivation as a mind control technique
Families of hostages taken by the Mujahedin-e Khalq , from Zanjan province asked Javaid Rehman, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, to watch the film

– Leila Kiukan hoped to see the father who is no more alive
The MEK announced the news of the death of Rahim Kiukan. This is while his daughter Leila expressed her hope to visit him just a few days ago at Fajr Film Festival, where the film “Colonel Soraya” was played for the first time.

– Congress Boosts cultish MEK exile group
Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle are backing a bill that endorses Maryam Rajavi, an Iranian opposition figure who leads the Mojahedin-e Khalq.

– Albanian opposition protests against corruption, poverty
Thousands of opposition supporters rallied in front of the Albanian prime minister’s office on Saturday accusing the government of Edi Rama of corruption and protesting against the high cost of living which is forcing people to leave the country.

– Letter to Abbas Golrizan, a hostage of the MEK
I hope you are well. Why don’t you answer my letters? why don’t you contact me? When you were a child, I had so many dreams for your future. When you went to army service, I was looking forward to your return.

– Michael Rubin: Why Do Iranians Hate the MEK So Much?
The senior fellow of the Washington Examiner, has found it vital to warn the US politicians who advocate the MEK despite its violent history and its cult-like nature. This is the third piece written by Rubin in order to inform paid politicians that the MEK is hated by the Iranian people..

– Albania awaits unrest
Reports from Albania indicate that the opposition (a coalition of parties of former Albanian leaders Sali Berisha and Ilir Meta) has planned a massive demonstration for Saturday, February 11, 2023, which is expected to be similar to the one that was well received a few months ago, The relevant report adds that “there is a possibility – which is not a small possibility – that the demonstration will not only meet with public favor, but will subsequently cause civil unrest and a rapid and serious deterioration of public order not only in Tirana but throughout Albania.

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Inside this Issue:

– Albania with MEK like Afghanistan used by Al Qaeda!
The Albanian TV channel, MCNTV interviewed Olsi Jazexhi, the historian.
The US Department of State has distanced itself from the Iranian opposition sheltered in Albania, while the Biden  administration has been criticized by former representatives of the Trump administration. Olsi jazexhi says he is a researcher on Iran. In a connection with the MCN TV news studio, he stated that he follows with great interest the role of the Mujahedin_e Khalq in Albania and the adventure of Prime Minister Rama and his ministers to gain points ….

– Inside the messy Iranian diaspora groups lobbying Capitol Hill
The MEK, widely loathed by Iranians – – An Iranian political militant group previously on the U.S. list of foreign terrorist organizations now has an outsized influence in Washington..

– ASILA to hold Book fair in Përmet, Albania

Members of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) took a trip to Përmet to hold a book fair. They went to the town in south of Tirana on
Saturday December 17th.

– Iranian Youth on the MEK, Italian Newspaper explores
“The Mojahedin are not the soul of our revolution” is the title of an interview published in the Italian newspaper, il Manifesto. Francesca Luci of the Manifesto interviewed an Iranian 28-year-old activist
named Nazanin, holding a PhD in political science with specific studies on Iranian opposition organizations in the diaspora.

– ASILA’s statement calls for release of the detained members
Members of the Association for the support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) delivered a statement by the end of their protest in front of the Albanian immigration and border Police.

– ASILA protest outside the Albanian immigration and border police
Members of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA) held a demonstration outside the Albanian immigration and border Police in Tirana.

– Choose between the Karrec concentration camp and Rajavi’s terror camp
Dr. Olsi Jazexhi interviews Hassan Heyrani, an Iranian defector of MEK who has been put under administrative detention from Edi Rama’s government since November 8, 2022. Hassan Heyrani, Mehdi Soleymani, Reza Shekari,…

– ASILA members on hunger strike to protest illegal detention
The 6 people who are former members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization and current members of the Association for the support of Iranians living in Albania(ASILA), staged hunger strike to protest their unreasoned detention.

– Protest against Illegal detention
Following the detention of six members of the Association for the Support of Iranians Living in Albania (ASILA), the friends and families of the detainees started petitions in the Albanian immigration and border department. Margarita Ballco, the wife of Hassan Heirani, the Iranian head of ASILA wrote a letter to the chief commissioner Ferdinand Gjeta, the acting director of the local border and migration Directorate in Kuk, Albania.

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Inside this Issue:
– Open letter by families of MEK hostages to Albanian authorities
Families of members of the MEK signed an open letter to the Albanian government of the event to launch the new documentary produced by Nejat Society. On the sidelines of the opening ceremony of “From Tirana to Tehran” the families whose loved ones are taken as hostages by the MEK in Albania and former members of the group signed the letter calling on the Albanian authorities to aid them release their beloveds from the group..

– From Tirana to Tehran
“From Tirana to Tehran” is a documentary based on the stories told by families of members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK/ MKO/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). The documentary depicts the grieves and suffering of families of those who are taken as hostages by the MEK leaders in Camp Ashraf 3, in Albania.

– Mother of an MEK hostage to slam Maryam Rajavi
“Mother Saadat” addressed the audience in the premier for Nejat Society’s new documentary, “From Tirana to Tehran”. Hamael Ghanizadeh called Mother Saadat is the mother of three members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq who has not visited her children for over three decades.

– Soraya Abdollahi: Our beloveds are barred by the cult of Rajavi
Soraya Abdollahi, the mother of Amir Aslan Hassanzadeh, was a key speaker at the premier of the new documentary produced by Nejat Society. Last week, the first public presentation of “From Tirana to Tehran” was held by Nejat Society.

– Albania teams up with Israel and U.S. against Iran: Foreign Policy
Eager to stand out as a steadfast U.S. ally, Tirana often entangles itself in geopolitical issues far from its shores.. Analyst covering the Balkans, says Albanian is aligning with Israel and the United States against Iran.

– Mojahedin-e Khalq Incite Violence in Iran from Albania
In the political and social developments of the country in recent years, from protests to riots, generally the hated terrorist group of MEK (Mojahedin-e Khalq) has tried to play a role in order to achieve its forty-year long goal of overthrowing the political system in Iran and it has not succeeded in doing so despite all sorts of methods they implemented.

– Comparing the MEK cult with Children of God cult
In June 2018, BBC Scotland News published a story on a survivor of a notorious cult: Children of God. The report is based on testimonies of a 38-year-old woman says who was abused from the age of four by members of the Children of God cult, including her own father.

– US-Iran clash in Albania as hopes of nuclear deal fade
Albanian authorities thwarted a second cyberattack over the weekend after Tirana, backed by the United States with pledges of support and fresh sanctions on Iran, severed all diplomatic ties with Tehran who it blames for the “sabotage”.

– New documentary reveals truth about MKO
The trailer released on Thursday for the documentary movie “From Tirana to Tehran ” is so powerful in its message about the MKO and its practices that it leaves no room for doubting why every defector that has managed to flee, insists on calling it a cult where members are required to demonstrate complete devotion to its leader.

– Senator Richard Black: Mujahedin-e Khalq is a very tarnished organization
The history of the United States of America supporting terrorist groups is too long that it is like a black book that the blood of innocent people drip from its pages. One of these terrorist groups is the group of Mujahedin-e Khalq known as MEK/MKO/ PMOI/NCRI, that has killed thousands of people since its establish ment which if we want to mention only a few cases, we can mention the killing of 12 thousand Iranians and 4 thousand Iraqi Kurds.

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– Israel, Albania and MEK to tighten alliance
The Albanian Prime Minister who hosts the Mujahedin Khalq Organization, visited Israel last week. The three-day visit took place, after the leader of the MEK, Maryam Rajavi, visited the Israeli ambassador to Tirana in her headquarters in Albania.

– The MeK, a Predecessor of ISIS in Attack on Worshipers
As a result of a terrorist attack on the holy shrine of Shah-e Cheragh in Iran’s southern city of Shiraz on October 26, 13 people have been killed and 30 others wounded.

– They took my children as hostages to make me commit suicide
In June 2003, when Maryam Rajavi was arrested by French Police in her headquarters in the Parisian suburb, Auver sur d’Oise, Mostafa Mohammadi was a sympathizer of the group and two of his children Somayeh and Mohammad were serving as child soldiers in the Mujahedin-e Khalq’s military camp in Iraq

– The MEK; useful and good terrorists Albania must host
Could hosting a banned Iranian dissident group compromise Albania’s security? Some 30 kilometres west from Albania’s capital Tirana, nestled between a mountain range and the Adriatic Sea, lies the town of Manëz.

– Israeli ambassador meets with MEK terror group head
Albanian media reveals that a public and official meeting took place between the Israeli occupation’s ambassador and the head of the MEK terror organization, Maryam Rajavi.

– Ask the MEK, how to make a violent insurgent out of a normal protester
Civil protests in Iran often ends with the arrest of some MEKaffiliated insurgents who have committed acts of violence in the scenes of peaceful protests. In recent protests in Iran that was sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, a number of arrested ones turned out to have been manipulated by the troll farm of the Mujahedin Khalq.

– Maryam Rajavi keeps her cyber army under systematic monitoring
Since the disarmament of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization by the US military in 2003, the group has been focused on a cyber warfare against the Iranian government. The war in cludes cyber attacks on computer systems and a disinformation campaign based on fake accounts in social media.

– Iran’s interior Minister on the terrorist act in Shah Cheragh Shrine
Shiraz, IRNA – Interior minister said combination war plot of enemies against Iran will lead nowhere, and terrorist act in Shah Cheragh Holy Shrine by shooting at innocent people and their children was a sign of enemies’ desperateness.

– British sociologist sees hands of foreign terrorists in Iran unrest
The recent unrest in Iran has its roots in foreign terrorist organizations’ attempt to provoke people to pursue their own agenda, which is overthrowing the political establishment, a British sociologist believes. David Miller told IRNA on Monday that some foreign elements who pursue their own geopolitical agendas fanned the flame of the recent protests in Iran to pursue a regime change policy.

– IRAN. Behind the protests of the veil, the terrorism of the Mojahedin-e Khalq
The death of the young Kurdish girl Mahsa Amini, after being arrested for not wearing the veil correctly, sparked protests, demonstrations and exploitation. I do not want to discuss the legitimacy of these protests but I am struck by the news of October

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Inside The Issue:

– MEK cult neither likes women nor Kurds

The propaganda of the Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK) makes efforts to exploit the incidents in Iran following the death of Mahsa Amini, the Kurdish 22-year-old girl. Although the heartbreaking death of Mahsa sparked wave of protests in Iran, the MEK is absolutely incompetent to take any position in support of Mahsa or Iranian women in general.

– Mother of MEK hostage laments the sons’ loss

37 years ago, Azim Ershadi Nariman left Iran to Turkey along with his family to find a better life. Unfortunately they soon were deceived by the MEK elements in Turkey and transferred to the group’s camp in Iraq.

– Maryam Rajavi Knocked out by Iranians in social media

The death of the young Iranian Kurdish woman, Mahsa Amini, after she was arrested by the Iranian morality Police was heartbreaking and was followed by waves of protests across the country.

– Babakhanloo set himself on fire under MEK’s cult-like pressure

Mohammad Reza Babakhanloo is a name which has been listed as a victim of the Mojahedin-e Khalq by numerous former members of the group. The most recent testimony on the heartbreaking death of Mohammad Reza was given by a defector of the group Jaber Taee Semiromi (nicknamed Arash).

– MEK’s sponsors are known for human rights violations and terrorism

Robert Fantina, the university professor, human rights activist, political commentator and journalist from Canada writes extensively about US foreign policy and the Middle East, which focus on Palestine.

– Open letter of the CEO of Nejat Society to the Prime Minister of Albania

The process of affairs in Albania does not seem very favorable from the point of view of political and national security. The story of tensions started when the presence of a destructive mind-control cult called the MEK was imposed on Albania, and these tensions intensified when this organization directed subversive and terrorist activities inside Iran from the territory of Albania,

– Dominos of problems for Albania after MEK’s relocation

Following the recent hacking of the Albanian government systems which caused the country sever ties with Tehran, Israel offered cyber defense assistance to Albania.

– Cult Withdrawal Syndrome, 20 years after leaving the MEK

According to cult experts, former members of cults show a distinctive psychological syndrome which is attributable to psychologically deleterious practices in cults. This is called cult withdrawal syndrome.

– Open Letter from the CEO of Nejat Society to Josep Borrell Fontelles

You are aware of the tensions and challenges between the governments of Albania and Iran these days. We try to stay away from political issues and focus on our human rights goals only. But the type of work and our aims require us not to be indifferent to the political changes in Albania, which are very worrying for the families.

– Open Letter to Microsoft

From: Olsi Jazexhi and Gjergji Thanasi, To: Microsoft Security
Threat Intelligence, Your anonymous analyst has alluded that the latest cyber-attack against Albania was carried out by Iran. While we are not cyber experts, in your analysis we were impressed by your enterance where you say that: “The attackers were observed operating outside Iran”

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Inside this issue:

– Letter from the CEO of Nejat Society

“For your information, Massoud Rajavi, the cultic leader of the MEK, announced in a message that was read to the members at the camp of this Cult in Durres, that “entry of the families into Albania is crossing our red line and this should never happen”. The question that arises for the families is whether Massoud Rajavi can decide who  should enter the country and who should not?

– Maryam Rajavi sends her thugs to attack a book fair

August 20, 2022 Agents of Maryam Rajavi attacked a book fair in Albania. The book fair which has been set up in the garden of Hotel Arvi, Durres, Albania was attacked on 17 August 2022 by several..

– State Terrorism and the History of MEK

The specialized meeting of State Terrorism and the Black History of Mujahedin-e Khalq was held by Terror Spring foundation that seeks to introduce the real face of the terrorist group of the group. The video conference was hosted by Alirez Niknam. Dr. Olsi Jazexhi, the Albanian historian and university professor from Malaysia spoke on the topic of state terrorism and supporters of the terrorist group of
the MEK. He discussed the likely links between the MEK and the Israeli intelligence service, Mossad.

– Why do they call Rajavi, Pol Pot of Iran?

About two decades ago when Elizabeth Rubin titled his article on the Mujahedin-e Khalq as “the Cult of Rajavi” and published it in the New York Times Magazine, she quoted the Iranian public opinion at the end of the article with a phrase that was actually

– Belgium decides to break free from the MEK terrorist group

In recent days, the annual meeting of the MEK terrorist group has been canceled for reasons that have been listed as security concerns. In Belgium, with a courageous and humanitarian act, the country’s parliament

– MEK and Children – Mohammad Koohestani

Mohammad Koohestani was born in 1982 when his parents had a clandestine life in Iran. His father Mostafa Koohestani had married his mother Zahra Farahnak three years earlier because..

– MEK is at best, a creepy cult; at worst, a terrorist group

The American journalist, Michael Rubin warns about the US strategy to support the Mujahedine Khalq Organization (MEK/ MKO/ Cult of Rajavi). He discusses three Iran strategies taken by the US that are guaranteed to fail. One is supporting the MEK which according to him at best is a creepy cult; at worst, it
is a terrorist group.

– ASILA develops the book fair

The association “Asila” is known as the only one in Albania which mainly
contributes to the support of the Iranian community in Albania. Asila works with a highly qualified staff
following all the legal steps to be as correct as possible with the regulation of the statute based on each legislative protocol.

– Families of martyrs of terrorist attacks call on Europe not to support the MEK

Some members of families of martyrs of terrorist attacks in Iran called Monday on Europe to stop supporting the terrorist group of Mujahedin-e-Khalq Organization (MKO) that has assassinated 17,000 Iranians.

– Iran politicians, scientists victims of west-backed terrorism

In the past four decades, Iran has been the biggest victim of terrorism in the world regarding the number of Iranian politicians and scientists who have fallen victim to the terrorism sponsored by the West and Zionists.

– Warning of the CEO of the Iran Nejat Society

Following the recent events in Albania and especially the fabrication of lies in some of the country’s media against the ASILA, the CEO of the Iran Nejat Society wrote a letter to the American ambassador in
Tirana on behalf of the concerned families and warned about the terrorist conspiracy of the MEK in Albania against former members in this ..
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Inside this issue:

– MEK smuggle dissident members across Europe to stop de-radicalization

The recent order to inspect the properties of former members of the Mujahedin Khalq (current members of

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ASILA) by the Albanian Police was issued by the country’s attorney general, Etleva Deda.
Although the Police did not discover anything illegal in the properties of MEK defectors, the order contained a very crucial point..

– Mostafa Beheshti declared defection from MEK
Mostafa (Milad) Beheshti announced his separation from the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK). Mostafa Beheshti born in 1983 was recruited by the MEK agents in Turkey ..

– Letter to Albanian President
Dr. Olsi Jazexhi and Gjergji Thanasi wrote a letter to His Excellency IIir Meta the President of the republic of Albania concerning the Cyber Attacks against Albania and Iran.

– MEK postpones two-day summit
MKO terrorist group postpones two-day summit until further notice upon Tirana recommendations; Dr. Olsi Jazexhi explains:

– What Should MeK’s Supporters Know about Operation Forough-e Javidan?
Operation Forough-e Javidan (meaning Eternal Light) is an event that left deep and long -term effects in the developments related to the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MeK), not only because it took place after acceptance of the UN security council’s ceasefire resolution by Iran, but due to the very nature of this event.

– Narges Beheshti pens letter to the Albania’s Minister of Internal Affairs
Ms. Narges Beheshti, the sister of Mostafa Beheshti, whose residence was searched by the police on Thursday and then he was taken to the police department to answer some questions,..

– Maryam Rajavi has sent 300 Iranian foreign fighters to Europe
Gjergji Thanasi and Olsi Jazexhi discuss the latest attacks that Maryam Rajavi, People’s Mojahedin
Organization of Iran are doing against their defectors in Albania. While DAESH / Jahbat al Nusra
in Syria used to kill their defectors, the Mojaheden are using Albanian security officials to attack the defectors.

– Son of MEK hostage seeks help
Farhad was two years old when his father went to Iran-Iraq war. This was the beginning of a prolonged separation. He was sixteen when he heard his father’s voice on the phone, for the first time. He called from Germany, his voice sounded terrified and he thought that Farhad was living in a devastated Iran in which there were no schools..

– ASILA celebrating the marriage of Gholamreza Shekari
GholamReza Shekari, former member of the Mujahedin-e Khalq got married a few years after his defection from the group. The wedding celebration was held in the yard of the building of the Association for the support of the Iranians living in Albania (ASILA).

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Inside this issue:

– Amir Parvizi’s family call on the Albanian prime minister
According to the sources in Albania, Amir Parvizi’s attempt to escape the Mujahedin-e Khalq was obstructed by the group’s fraudulent collaboration with Albanian Police. His family from Zanjan, Iran took action to protest against the MEK’s suppressive attitude against Amir

– Heidarzadeh: the MEK are like dinosaurs in Iran
Parviz Heidarzadeh, former member of the Mujahedin-e Khalq left the group after it was relocated in Albania in 2016. He lived independently in Albania for five years and he returned to his family in north of Iran, a Khodam Golmohammadi collapsed under suppression

– June 17th, landmark date exposing the Cult of Rajavi
June 17th, 2003 is a landmark date in the history of the MEK that exposes it as a cult of personality rather than an opposition group. The arrest of the sheguru of the Cult of Rajavi by the French Police created heartbreaking but at the same time enlightening scenes by which the world was able to observe the true substance of the MEK.

– The Fate of Child Victims of Mujahed Parents in the MEK
Political ideologies can easily influence people’s daily lives. In the contemporary history of Iran, the topic of politics has been constantly remained trending both in the news and in daily conversations of people

– A critical question on the MEK: Is it a traitor?
The short answer is: “Yes, they are” but the explanation is crucial because it will clarify many other facts on the group through its Dariush Qanavati’s Prison Break, an Account of Escaping…
MKO terrorists attack exhibition in Stockholm
Members of anti-Iran terrorist group, Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK), have attacked the organizers of an exhibition held in Swedish capital of Stockholm on the group’s crimes. The MEK terrorists…

– The day I realized MEK tortured my little daughter
Esmat Vatanparast called mother Esmat, defected the Mujahedin Khalq after she realized that the group agents tortured her small daughter. Mother Esmat was an active member of the MEK. She lost several members of her family for the group’s cause but once she found out that the group’s leaders are dishonest, she defected.

– The Annual Gathering of the MEK; Rental Audiences
The propaganda meetings of the Mojahedin-e Khalq group, known as the Kahkeshan (Galaxy), were held from 2004 to 2018 in various places in Paris, Auvers-surOise (Maryam Rajavi’s residence), north of Paris, or in the Villepinte.

– Letter from the CEO of Nejat Society to the Albania PM
Following the hacking of Tehran’s municipal systems and disruption of “My Tehran” and surveillance camera networks, the source of which was reported after an investigation to be in Albania, the CEO of the Nejat Society wrote a letter to the Prime Minister of the Albanian government in this regard. The text of the letter (briefly) is as follows:

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Inside this issue:

– Mahmoud Dehghan escaped the MEK
Mahmoud Dehghan, a hostage of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization could manage to escape the group’s camp. He left the bars of the cult-like system of Rajavi’s group located in Manez, in north of the Albanian capital…

– Goli’s Prison Break, an account of escaping Camp Ashraf
Goli, was a member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization for 23 years. In the spring of 2011, after he lost 36 of his comrades in the operation..

– Mohammad Gamoosh was hanged in the MEK
Born in 1968, Mohammad Gamoosh was from Zanjan, Iran. He was a soldier in the Iran-Iraq war serving in division 46 Orumieh. He was taken as a war prisoner in a joint operation launched by Iraqi and MEK forces against Iranians in Hajomran region. Mohammad Gamoosh had just finished his army service and had planned to get back home but the tide turned. . .

– Ray Torabi’s message on the occasion of his 40th birthday
When I was 17, after 8 years of separation from my parents, I finally met my biological mother.
Unfortunately, the condition of our meeting was that I had to leave Canada and go to Iraq to meet her, where she was a member of an Iranian opposition organization (MEK-turned out to be a religious cult) . .

– Yusof Laskani return home
Yusof Laskani was released from the MEK in 2016, after 17 years of imprisonment in the cult-like system of the group. He enjoyed his life in the free world in Albania and Germany for

– Hamzeh Rahimi was tortured then disappeared
Hamzeh Rahimi a member of Mojahedin-e Khalq was killed under torture when he was imprisoned in the group’s Camp Ashraf. He was an officer of the Iranian army taken as a Ms. Mohabbati: help me visit my daughter …

– Darvishi witnessed Parviz Ahmadi’s killing under torture
Ardeshir Darvishi, 63, was a sympathizer of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization while he was an army officer of the Iranian army. He left the army in 1991 and joined the group in Camp Ashraf, Iraq, The MEK

– Ex-member: We were remote controlled MEK former member: Rajavi is an Iranian Bin-Laden
Ali Qashqaei spent five years (1995-1998) in the organization’s camps in Iraq: “I was in a difficult financial situation. I thought the organization could help me to get out of it. I was also attracted by the
leaders’ message.

– They May Day, a standard to bring the MEK leaders to trial
Under the impression that she was joining a movement to free the Iranian people, Zahra Mirbagheri found herself in the deserts of Iraq, running carrying heavy pack bags full of rocks. “Viva Rajavi”, she heard herself chanting in the headquarters of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization.

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Inside this issue:

– Journalist award “The staying power” for research on the MEK
The award goes to Luisa Hommerich April 30, 2022
Berlin (dpa) – The journalist Luisa Hommerich has been honored with a prize for her research into the
influence of the Iranian opposition group People’s Mujahideen in Germany.

– Tahereh Golrizan letter to her brother Abbas, in the MEK Camp in Albania
Tahereh Golrizan wrote a letter to his brother Abbas; captive at the MEK camp in Albania on the eve of the Persian new year. Some parts of the letter reads…

– My father is a prisoner of the MEK Cult
Leila was only two years old when her father left Iran. ”My father and I have never heard each other’s
voice”, she says. Leila has no memory of her father. Leila’s father; Rahim Kiukan who as a supporter of the MEK was brainwashed by the instincts of the MEK..

– The worst experience of being an MEK member
“When we were in Ashraf, one day I was on guard post in one of the sides, I noticed my mother and brother who had come to visit me, behind the barbed wires. They were not allowed to enter Ashraf.

– MEK; Virus of Corruption, Terrorism in Albania
It has been more than five and a half years since the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization has relocated to Albania, a small country in southeastern Eu..

– Albania – Citizenship for special merits
If u are a foreign citizen, are actually living in Albania and have a special contribute, you are a great candidate to win the Albanian citizenship. The news was made public on Wednesday by the Interior Minister, Bledi Cuci, who also unveiled that during the meeting of the Government was decided that this will be a good action to attract new talents.

– Khalil Ansarian honors his release from the MEK cult
The MEK former member: after 30 years of captivity, now I am a free man Khalil Ansarian, the MEK former member published a photo on his facebook page honoring the anniversary of his defection..

– Marzieh Babakhani set herself on fire to protest the arrest of Maryam Rajavi
“I do not regret what I did on June 17th 2003”, Marzieh Babakhani said in a conference held by the
Mujahedin Khalq (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/Cult of Rajvai) in Paris in 2014. This was not…

– Alireza Taherloo; burned alive under the order of Massoud Rajavi
On April 8th, 2011, Massoud Rajavi ordered his members to scarify themselves to stop Iraqi
forces from entering Camp Ashraf. Thirty-six members of the MEK were killed and hundreds were injured in the clashes between the MEK’s rank and file and Iraqi army. Iraqi police were supposed to return the lands in north of Camp Ashraf to their original owners, Iraqi farmers of the region.

– 33 years of the MEK crimes
Due to their intense anti-American approach,MEK killed many US officials, including three officers who had been military advisors under the Shah and three civilian contractors working in Iran. They also kidnapped the US Ambassador to Iran. They were the main elements for occupying the US embassy in Tehran, and when the embassy staff were released they called it a ”surrender”.

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