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Posted on :September 02 2010
... The top Iranian envoy further said the case is still open on the terrorist Mojahedin Khalq Organization (MKO). He expressed hope more MKO members will defect to Iran and return to the bosoms of their families. "Both sides are working on the (MKO) case, and we will be witnessing positive developments in that regard," said Danaifard. "Five years on since the election results were announced, the premiership question in the country remains unsolved, which affects a whole lot of domestic and social issues as well," he said ...
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Posted on :August 18 2010
According to the report, there have been increased instances of writing anti-MKO slogans on walls and even distribution of flyers critical of senior MKO leaders within the camp... In the past three month, several MKO members have reportedly escaped from the camp to join family members of those trapped inside the camp.
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Posted on :August 16 2010
Disgruntled members of Iranian terrorist group "Mojahedin Khalq" (MKO/MEK/PMOI/NCRI) based in Iraq have been staging sporadic riots in their 'Camp Ashraf' base complaining of forced stay in the camp. Discontent members of the terror group, which colluded with Iraq's late dictator Saddam Hussein in his eight-year aggression against Iran, have been complaining of poor conditions in the camp and their lack of access to outside and family members..
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Posted on :July 29 2010
... MEK also participated in the 1979 take-over of the US Embassy in Tehran and so its members, as designated terrorists, are not eligible for resettlement in the US. Camp Ashraf, however, postpones the inevitable and risks becoming another Guantanamo Bay. MEK/MKO/PMOI members who took part in acts of terror should face justice, possibly through an ad hoc United Nations tribunal ...
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Posted on :May 23 2010
... BBC report starts with a sight of a big lock on the gate of Ashraf and the starting point of the text is “No one is to open the doors; all cries are uttered in vain”. Then the father of an Ashraf resident tells the reporter “It is for 22 years that I’ve received no letter of my son”. Some MKO members managing to escape from Ashraf are quoted as saying “Mojahedin high rankings prevent members to leave camp by means of intimidation, threat, and coercive measures”...
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Posted on :May 18 2010
... BBC report starts with a sight of a big lock on the gate of Ashraf and the starting point of the text is “No one is to open the doors; all cries are uttered in vain”. Then the father of an Ashraf resident tells the reporter “It is for 22 years that I’ve received no letter of my son”. Some MKO members managing to escape from Ashraf are quoted as saying “Mojahedin high rankings prevent members to leave camp by means of intimidation, threat, and coercive measures”...
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Posted on :May 04 2010
A former high ranking member of MKO told Ashraq Alawsat in Tehran:"they do not have arms. They are only trying to maintain their organization and its doctrine and obedience to its orders which is the most important to them. They think if Camp Ashraf is closed MKO/MEK/PMOI will collapse..
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Posted on :May 03 2010
... We the families of Mojahedin Khalq hostages, who are picketing outside Camp Ashraf, are worried and concerned about the physical wellbeing of our children. We are especially worried about the list of 53 of these captives which has been announced by the Mojahedin Khalq leaders with the claim that they have signed a letter refusing to meet their families and parents! No-one has seen or heard from these 53 captives. How do we know these are genuine? ...
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Posted on :May 01 2010
... what is the benefit for the organization[MKO/MEK/PMOI] to stay in Iraq now, without the presence of the former regime which protected them? The numerous statements made by the leaders and officials of the Mojahedin Organization directed across the world are a show of power and capability of the Organization in defiance of the Government of Iraq in particular, and the international community in general ...
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Posted on :April 29 2010
... The paper said that about three thousand men live at Camp Ashraf, called Camp New Iraq by the Iraqi authorities, and over 70% of them are over fifty years old. It is not clear what can be done with them. Asharq Al-Awsat spoke to people who have recently escaped from the camp. They spoke of the terrible conditions there, and said that anyone wanting to leave was severely punished, even tortured ...
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