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Inside This Issue: <\/strong><\/p>\n

– Happy New Year<\/strong>
\nAs we reflect on the passing year, we are filled with gratitude for your unwavering support and partnership you’ve provided us. Your kindness, generosity and dedication have helped us make a meaningful impact on the lives of the families deprived of visiting their loved ones trapped in the
\n\u2018MEK\u201d camp in Albania.<\/p>\n

– The hashtag \u201cMEK terrorists\u201d is trending again<\/strong>
\nThe Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) and Maryam Rajavi were once again the subject of Iranian anger and hatred at the top of Iran-related hashtags. Iranian users used the hashtag \u201cMEK terrorists\u201d tens of thousands of times within a few hours.<\/p>\n

– Raise Awareness about rights of MEK members on International Migrants\u2019 Day<\/strong>
\nOn International Migration Day, members of the MEK are deprived from their human rights as Iranian migrants in Europe. Their rights are actually violated by the group leaders rather than the host countries.<\/p>\n

– December 10, Day of Shame for Human Rights Violators<\/strong>
\nInternational Human Rights Day, December 10, should be a moment of pride for human society, but for many oppressed individuals and groups, this day is just another reminder of the injustices they suffer every day. For an organization like Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK), which claims to fight for freedom and justice, the irony is bitter: they themselves are the violators of the rights of their members, keeping them in solitary confinement and denying them the most basic freedoms On International Migration Day, members of the MEK are deprived from their human rights as Iranian migrants in Europe. Their rights are actually violated by the group leaders rather than the host countries.<\/p>\n

– Thinking about mother is a crime<\/strong>
\nI wanted to write a few lines for the mothers who have children captive in the Manze camp! In our current era, which is the era of technology and information, the members of the MEK, especially in the Manze camp, are deprived of everything!<\/p>\n

– The International Human Rights Day and MEK victims<\/strong>
\nTomorrow is the International Human Rights Day. A day to remind the world of each and every human being\u2019s fundamental rights. International days are occasions to educate the public on issues of concern, to mobilize political will and resources to address global problems, and to celebrate and reinforce achievements of humanity.<\/p>\n

– About Nejat Society<\/strong>
\nNejat Society consists of former members of the Mojahedin- e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO, Rajavi
\ncult) and the families of the present members Nejat Society aims to: inform as widely as possible about the real cultic nature of the MEK, act as a pressure group to persuade the cult leaders to respect the rights of the members. reunite the people who leave the MEK with their families ..<\/p>\n

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