Nejat Albania

December 10, Day of Shame for Human Rights Violators

International 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.

The True Face of Oppression

Inside the MEK camps, beyond the facade of the rhetoric of fighting tyranny, there is a dark reality. The organization’s members face an internal regime that violates every principle of human rights. They are kept in total isolation, deprived of contact with the outside world and, most importantly, with their families. In the name of discipline and dedication to the cause, these people are treated as property of the organization, not as human beings.
What is the difference between an authoritarian regime and an organization that imprisons the minds and bodies of its members? The answer is simple: none. The MEK, which claims to fight oppression, is itself a tool of oppression for those who constitute the flesh and blood of its organization.

Blatant Rights Violations

1. Total Isolation:
The MEK camps operate as open prisons. No member is allowed to leave without the approval of the leaders. This is a flagrant violation of the right to movement and self-determination, a right guaranteed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
2. Indoctrination and Mind Control:
Members are subjected to a continuous process of indoctrination, where any critical thought is suppressed and replaced with blind obedience to the organization’s leaders. This is a form of mind control that violates the right to free thought.
3. Denial of Family Life:
One of the cruelest violent tactics of the MEK is the separation of members from their families. Numerous reports testify to parents not seeing their children for years and people being forced to deny family ties for the sake of the organization. This is a blatant violation of the right to family and human relations.
4. Inhuman Treatment and Fear:
Those who dare to criticize or demand their removal face threats, psychological pressure and, in some cases, physical violence. This is the height of hypocrisy for an organization that claims to fight for rights and freedoms.

A Call for Intervention

Organizations like the MEK should have no place in a world that claims to support human rights. Beyond their political rhetoric, they are systems that foster isolation and violence against their own members. The international community must stop turning a blind eye to these violations. If the world truly stands for human rights, it must intervene and help those who are held hostage by these organizations.
December 10 cannot be an international day unless every individual is free and their rights are guaranteed. The MEK are living proof of hypocrisy and rights violations, condemning hundreds of people to isolation and loss of their identity. This day should be a call for justice and an end to violations, wherever they occur. Silence in the face of these injustices is complicity with oppression.

Violence in the MEK Camps

These acts of violence are not random; they are structured and orchestrated to maintain control over members.
1. Physical Violence as a Means of Intimidation
Reports from former members point to numerous cases where individuals have been brutally beaten by camp guards or other members on the orders of the leaders. This violence is used as punishment for those who try to leave the organization, criticize the leaders, or do not blindly follow orders. Cases include beatings to the point of severe injuries and prolonged isolation in inhumane conditions.

2. Psychological Violence and Emotional Torture
In addition to physical violence, members are subjected to ongoing psychological violence. They are forced to participate in “self-criticism sessions,” where they are forced to admit fabricated guilt and face public humiliation. This is a form of torture that aims to break them spiritually and make them obedient to the leaders. Feelings of guilt and fear permeate the daily lives of these people, leaving them without hope for the future.

3. Denial of Medical Treatment
Physical and psychological violence is often accompanied by the denial of medical treatment for the injured. Members who face health problems as a result of the violence are left without medical assistance or treated minimally, as an additional form of punishment.

Aldo Sulollari, Media manager of Nejat Society Albania

December 11, 2024 0 comments

Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

Violation of human rights in the MEK and Massoud Rajavi’s lust for power

The Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO), as one of the most controversial political and paramilitary groups in Iran’s contemporary history, has been widely criticized for years for its inhumane practices and methods. The heads of this organization, especially Masoud Rajavi, have caused not only the members of this group, but also their families to suffer with their actions.

A bitter account of human rights violations

In a conversation with my husband, who himself was one of the victims of this organization, I realized the depth of human rights violations in this group. He remembers his time in the MEK as a bitter and painful experience, but even recounting its memories is sad and disturbing for him. For fourteen years, my husband and many other members were like prisoners who were kept in an isolated environment, under strict control and deprived of any communication with the outside world.

Families have been the silent victims of this tragedy. His mother, sister, brother and brother-in-law spent years missing news about him, shed tears and spent days and nights in sorrow. They even thought that he was killed because they did not receive any sign of his life or death. This denial of communication with the family is one of the most obvious examples of human rights violations in this organization.

Request from governments and the international community

As a member of the Nejat Society in Albania, I request my government to at least recognize the human rights of the members of this organization. The government must provide conditions so that these people, who are practically in a prison built and paid for by Masoud Rajavi in Albania, can benefit from their most basic human rights; Rights such as communication with family, freedom of expression and decision about one’s future.

I also request the international communities and human rights organizations to carry out the necessary measures to guarantee their basic rights by researching and carefully examining the conditions of the members of this group. Visiting the camps of this organization and documenting the living conditions of the members can be an important step towards putting pressure on the leaders of this group to respect human rights.

Lust for power instead of struggling for freedom

The leader of MEK, Masoud Rajavi, is only seeking his own domination over members instead of struggling for the freedom and rights of the Iranian people. Cooperating with the enemies of Iran and using foreign resources for the survival of this organization is a clear betrayal of the people and the country. Rajavi has shown by his behavior that he is willing to sacrifice the human rights of the members and even their families in order to maintain power.

The MEK is a clear example of violating human rights and abusing people under its control. The cultic leader of this organization, instead of trying to realize justice and freedom, has acted as agents of repression and violation of human rights. It is now the duty of governments and international communities to put an end to this situation and work to restore human dignity to the victims of this group.

Masoud Rajavi and other heads of the organization must be held accountable for their actions and the members of this organization have the right to return to an honorable life in a free environment.

Edona Honda, wife of Mehdi Soleimani, members of Nejat Society Albani

November 27, 2024 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

Documentary “Mother, Love, Separation” Qualifies for Los Angeles Film Festival LAFA

The documentary “Mother, Love, Separation” directed by Aldo Sulollari, media director of Nejat Society Albania, was accepted into the Los Angeles Film Festival. This festival is one of the most prestigious and well-known film festivals in the United States.

This documentary looks at the lives of suffering mothers of members trapped in the camp of the Mujahedin-e Khalq in Albania who have been far from their loved ones for years due to the refusal of the group’s leaders. Languishing mothers who have longed for contact and a visit with their loved children for years.

In a letter to Ebrahim Khodabandeh, CEO of Nejat Society, Aldo Sulollari expressed his happiness over the acceptance of the documentary Mother, Love, Separation at the LAFA Festival:
“This is a great moment for us, as we are now one of the nominees for an award at this international festival. The selection of our film is a great achievement, as it competes among hundreds of films from all over the world. This project is a special opportunity to convey a strong and important message against the MEK, a cause to which we have been working with deep passion and commitment.”

Aldo Sololari wrote to the Los Angeles Film Festival organizers:
“I am honored and delighted that my film “Mother, Love, Separation” will be participating in your prestigious festival in the United States. This film is an attempt to convey strong and emotional messages about the values of love, family and sacrifice.

Through this work of art, we want to help build a stronger connection between cultures and people from all over the world. Art is the bridge that connects us and I authorize this festival to provide an opportunity for a fair and honest competition, where our messages can be transmitted further and reach a global audience.

This is an important step towards uniting people through art and promoting the universal values that connect us. I hope that this festival will be an opportunity to share our message, expressed with passion and commitment, and to all those who believe in the power of art to change the world.

Thank you for this opportunity and I look forward to this journey together at this amazing festival.”
Who is Aldo Sulollari?

Aldo Sulollari is a well-known journalist and media professional in Albania with over 10 years of experience.
In addition to his career in journalism, Aldo is a well-known actor. He has played in several prominent films that have been screened at international festivals, including those in Spain and Asia. As a leading actor, he has made a great impact with his roles and has been regularly praised for his skills.

Aldo also has four years of successful experience as a host in the United States, where he has successfully hosted various television shows.

In addition to his activities in the media and arts, Aldo has also held high management positions, serving as an editor in several Albanian media outlets and as a director in charitable associations. His involvement in charity is another dimension of his career that has brought help and support to those in need.

He has been a health activist and has worked in private health clinics, contributing greatly to this field with his knowledge and commitment to health.

Another important aspect of Aldo’s career is his role as a brand face for large companies in Albania. He has participated in advertising campaigns and helped brands reach a wider audience, giving them a credible and positive image.

Aldo Sulollari remains a well-known and respected figure in many fields, and his activities in media, arts, health, and charity have had a profound impact on Albanian society and beyond.

November 25, 2024 0 comments

Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

MEK; threat to fundamental human rights

The Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK) organization has often been involved in debates and criticisms regarding its actions, especially concerning human rights violations. This article aims to evaluate some of the most serious allegations against the group and explain why it is considered by many to be a threat to fundamental human rights.

Human Rights Violations by the Mujahedin-e-Khalq

In numerous instances, MEK has been accused of violating basic human rights, including the use of violence, manipulation, and the oppression of dissenters within its ranks. Above all, the organization has been criticized for its authoritarian methods of managing its members and creating an atmosphere of fear and control within its camps.

1. Mind Control and Psychological Manipulation
One of the most serious allegations against MEK is the use of mind control techniques and psychological manipulation against its members. Many former members have reported long periods of forced training, harsh discipline, and a hierarchical structure that controls every aspect of their lives. Members are often forced to sever ties with their families and embrace an ideology that detaches them from their past and forces them to live under difficult conditions.

2. Suppression of Dissent and Lack of Individual Freedom
In such authoritarian organizations, dissenters and those who dare to speak out against the leadership are often met with harsh repression. There have been numerous reports of individuals who opposed the leadership being excluded, imprisoned, or even physically abused. This culture of repression and the refusal to accept individual freedoms contradicts the fundamental principles of human rights, which emphasize freedom of expression and thought.

3. Violence and Use of Force
At various points in its history, MEK has been involved in violent actions, including attacks and assassinations against individuals and groups that opposed the organization. These violent actions have been reported as a means to strengthen the group’s power and intimidate those who might be seen as threats to its order.

4. Social Exclusion and Personal Life Consequences
Another significant aspect to highlight is that many individuals who have been part of MEK are often forced to sever or forget their ties with family and friends. This action results in major emotional and social consequences for those who wish to leave the organization. The resulting separation often causes deep trauma and painful experiences, severely damaging the personal lives of its members.
Conclusion

In conclusion, the allegations against the Mujahedin-e-Khalq organization for human rights violations are numerous and well-documented. Mind control, psychological manipulation, suppression of dissent, and the use of violence are some of the methods that help the organization maintain control over its members but also place it under strong criticism for violating human rights. While MEK may have had political goals and motivations, the methods it uses to achieve these goals are condemnable in the context of respecting individuals’ fundamental rights.

Aldo Sullolari, Media Manager of Nejat Society Albania

November 25, 2024 0 comments

Missions of Nejat Society

“Mother, Love, Separation” was screened in Elbasan, Albania

The screening of the documentary “Mother, Love, Separation” was held in the conference hall of Hotel Skampa in Elbasan, Albania on Sunday, November 17, 2024.

Among the large number of people present in the theater, some prominent religious, legal, social, cultural, artistic, administrative and academic personalities of Albania were seen. A number of personalities had also sent messages to the conference.

RTSh, Info TV, Star Plus Digital, Tirana One, AC TV America, Syri TV were the Albanian TV channels that covered the event conducting reports and interviews.

After the movie, Erisa Rahimi the head of Nejat Society Albania addressed the audience who were truly impressed by the story of the sufferings of the mothers of members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) that is revealed in the film.
“We must all become one voice so that we can solve the human rights problem of the people trapped in the MEK’s camp in Manz,” Erisa Rahimi said. “We are not alone now and we have you in every city who help us to enable these mothers to connect with their children after decades of separation.”

Mother, Love, Separation” was screened in Elbasan, Albania

Rahimi also spoke about the imprisonment of the MEK members in Manz and the medieval restrictions in the camp under the rule of the group leaders. She asked the audience to spread the message of the film and the message of Nejat Society in the virtual space and among their friends and acquaintances so that it would reach the statesmen of Albania and make them think about the human rights violations that take place in the MEK’s camp, in Europe in the 21st century.

Introducing Nejat Society Albania and its missions, she asked her country-fellow men to help the Society in the good work it is doing. She explained that the ambassadors of Nejat Society, especially among the youth, are messengers of the community everywhere.

Mother, Love, Separation” was screened in Elbasan, Albania

Then Aldo Sollulari, media director of Nejat Society Albania and the director of the documentary, spoke. After introducing the documentary and explaining his motivation for making it, he explained the terrorist crimes of the MEK and considered the presence of this organization in Albania as a threat to the national security of his country.
Sarfaraz Rahimi former member of the MEK gave a speech and shared his bitter experiences with the MEK in Iraq and Albania. He informed the listeners of the numerous examples of violations of basic human rights that he himself witnessed in the MEK.

Klea Xhepi, who is a young and committed nurse and a medical student and the ambassador of the Nejat Society, gave a speech and asked for help from everyone to enable the connection of these painful and expectant mothers with their loved ones.

Angjela Doçi, was another permanent supporter of Nejat Society Albania, who gave a speech at the event. She is the head of the organization of students supporting the Nejat Society, who had been stationed in Al-Basan since the previous day and were active in promoting and organizing the program.

Dochi praised the work and activities of members of Nejat Society Albania and explained about the organization of students supporting the society and invited everyone to join their charitable activity.

There were other Albanian figures who attended the event including Arbana Perihana, an Albanian actress living in Elbasan, who was among the audience and spontaneously asked to express her feelings in a few sentences. Also, the representative of Mufti ( spiritual leader of Bektashi Shiites) of Elbasan in and the head of Elbasan youth organization was there.

November 18, 2024 0 comments

The cult of Rajavi

The Mujahedin Khalq Organization and violation of Human Rights

At a time when the world is striving for progress toward a peaceful and sustainable future, some terrorist groups, which claim to fight for freedom and justice, continue to cause immeasurable harm. One such group is the People’s Mujahedin Organization of Iran (MEK), notorious for its use of violence, psychological manipulation, and blatant human rights violations. MEK has created a system that, no matter how much it attempts to mask itself with idealistic slogans of freedom and democracy, in reality represents a strict regime of control and oppression over innocent individuals.

MEK: A Terrorist Organization

The People’s Mujahedin Organization of Iran (MEK) has a long history of using violence and terror to achieve its political objectives. Originating in Iran, MEK has been involved in numerous violent activities, including terrorist attacks and assaults on innocent civilians. Despite its efforts to present itself as a force for freedom, MEK has behaved in much the same way as other terrorist organizations that use violence to impose their will.

In fact, MEK is a group that has operated under a rhetoric of liberty and justice, but has used every possible means to violate human rights. Its activities have included direct attacks on civilians, gross abuses against its own members, and violations of the most basic individual rights. In this regard, MEK is a typical example of what happens when the ideal of freedom is used to cover up acts of terrorism and the oppression of individuals.

Violations of Human Rights and Psychological Manipulation: Isolation and Control Over Members

One of the most alarming aspects of MEK’s activities is the way it treats its own members, subjecting them to harsh conditions of control, isolation from society, and the inability to make independent decisions. MEK members, many of whom were recruited at a young age and have lived under the influence of a brutal and controlling ideology, are kept in a system where any possibility of freedom is impossible.

In many cases, MEK has used an intensified form of mind control, a psychological manipulation technique, to keep its members subdued and incapable of independent thought. This includes constant surveillance, separation from family, deprivation of contact with the outside world, and the application of strong psychological pressure. This leads to a degeneration of mental health and makes individuals unable to break free from this cycle of insecurity and subjugation. The members of this organization are often forced to experience a dark and fear-filled reality, which has severe consequences for their mental and social well-being.

Furthermore, MEK has created a system where members are never allowed to move freely, keeping them locked in a system where they are completely dependent on an ideology that treats them as tools for the organization’s goals. This system has caused immense pain and suffering for many innocent individuals, who have been used and abused for political and ideological purposes.

Nejat Albania: A Beacon of Hope for Iranian Refugees Seeking Integration and New Opportunities

In this dark and sorrowful context of human rights violations by MEK, there is a glimmer of hope. The association Nejat Albania which is committed to the integration of Iranians who have been under MEK’s influence, offers a chance for a new life. This organization is strongly dedicated to helping these individuals escape the oppressive system and have the opportunity to live with dignity and freedom in Albanian society and beyond.
Nejat Albania, through its support programs, provides opportunities for individuals who have endured significant suffering, helping them cope with the aftermath of the trauma inflicted by their time in MEK. This association offers a possible path for those who want to heal and rebuild their lives, providing them with an opportunity for integration into society without fear of discrimination and marginalization.

An Endless Cycle of Violence and Terror

It is essential to emphasize that MEK and its leaders, using sophisticated manipulation techniques, have created an endless cycle of violence and terror that has destroyed many lives and distorted the identities of innocent people. The way this organization has operated for so long is a testament to the high level of insecurity and manipulation it has exerted over innocent individuals. This is another form of terrorism, where people are used and abused for purposes that have nothing to do with their personal interests and desires.

Conclusion: The Need for a New Path and Peace

MEK has shown that it is an organization that uses terror and violence to achieve its political objectives, violating human rights and eliminating opportunities for individuals to live free and dignified lives. In this context, Nejat Albania offers a beacon of hope for those who have been through this vicious cycle of violence and destruction. It serves as a platform for the support and integration of those seeking a way out of the grip of terrorism and to build a new life in peace and dignity.
In a world striving for peace and justice, it is crucial not to allow organizations like MEK to continue exercising violence and terror over innocent individuals. Nejat Albania, with its commitment to the integration of these affected individuals, is a necessary step toward a brighter future, one where human rights are respected and individuals can live freely and securely.

November 11, 2024 0 comments

Missions of Nejat Society

Why the Albania’s CTV was cyber-attacked by MEK?!

Aldo Solullari media director of the Nejat Society Albania, reported on his Facebook account that the Albanian website CTV Media was targeted by Mujahedin-e Khalq cyber-attacks after revealing facts on the crimes that are taking place within the group’s Manza Camp:

Yesterday, my social media manager reported to me that the Kristal Media; a respected media for the Albanian public from 2019 until now on the eve of 2025, has received cyber-attacks from the Mujahedin Organization.

Media CTV was initially founded simply with social networks where it reached thousands of views, in videos and published articles. In 2020, it was crowned with an international web with the status ‘.com’ because it was followed all over the world. The format of this platform was informative, entertaining, curious and educational.

In my involvement as a spokesperson in the Nejat association, I shared the dark hidden facts about the Mujahedin Organization. The manager of my media with the initials A.C, reports to me that my media was first hacked, in the period before the state police made checks in the MEK prison premises. At that time, I appeared on television to call for the freedom of the Mujahideen, and at that moment the Web of my media was hacked with Russian letters. Every news was deleted, and every material was made in Russian, as there are links with the Russian programs, the programs that the Mujahideen use, and they know it very well.

They do not understand that I managed to identify that the attacks came from Manëza, blocking my Domain and my server in Germany, of my CTV portal. CTV will work hard to bring to attention the dark truth of the MEK and I cannot close my mouth to show their murders, their terror, and their criminal acts. BEWARE OF ME AND THE TRUTHS I KNOW!

November 9, 2024 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Albanian lecturer speech at the Ashkodar conference

Ms. Basarta Brachai; economist and lecturer in Ashkodar is interested in human rights issues. Getting acquainted with the Nejat Society and its humanitarian goals, she appreciated the Society’s activities.

Ms. Brachai participated at the opening ceremony of the public screening of the documentary “Mother, Love, Separation” in the city of Shkodër and made a speech:

Greetings to everyone,
My name is Besarta Bracaj. I belong to the community of economic sciences.
This documentary made me see and understand “suffering” from a different perspective.
Although it is surprising, but it is true and of course very painful.

It is surprising that such an organization exists in Albania and in the world today, their activities are as strange as they are frightening.

How can you not allow a mother to meet her child, her loved one, her only son, her soul?

We all know that a child is the mother’s soul.

It is a violated right and a violated moral principle against those who are unable to take this God-given right.
Why should a mother cry for her child? Why shouldn’t there be a humanitarian law and policy that supports parents and families?

We all need to come together and fight this pain and bring smiles back to the eyes and hearts of these parents.

Let’s do a humanitarian thing and restore the rights taken from these people

Thank you for listening and participating

Basarta Brachaj – Economic expert

November 5, 2024 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

A call for awareness

The opening of the public screening of the documentary Mother, Love, Separation held yesterday, November 3rd, in the city of Shkodër.

Aldo sullolari director of the 40-minute documentary made a speech after the screening:

Today we are gathered here to share a story, a story that feels the deep pain of mothers who face a pain that many of us cannot imagine. This film, entitled “Mother, Love, Separation”, tells us about the suffering of mothers in Iran, who are separated from their children for years, children who have joined the MEK terrorist organization.

This film is not just a depiction of suffering. It is a call for awareness, a message for all of us, especially for the Albanian public, to support these mothers and their children. Their pain, tears and suffering are evidence of a bitter reality, but our film also shows the power of dedication and conviction to bring back what has been lost.

During the filming in the Persian Gulf, we had the opportunity to experience deep events and emotions, which were skillfully described by our Albanian and Iranian activists. They bring a strong message of unity to the screen, showing that a mother’s love and strength are more powerful than any terrorist ideology.

Our film is a reflection of a sad reality, but also a hope for a brighter future. What we want is to create a feeling of solidarity, for all of us to be on the side of those who are suffering.

Through this project, we want to call for action. It is necessary to listen to the stories of these mothers and understand that each story is a cry for help. We cannot remain silent in the face of this tragedy. This is an opportunity to open a dialogue, to help those who are lost and to bring a light of hope into their lives.

Thank you for being here to support this film and the message it conveys. I hope we can all be inspired by these mothers’ stories and come together for a greater cause.

Thank you!

November 4, 2024 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Nejat Society; a guiding light for those looking for better life

Dr. Elma Halaj is a general practitioner who has been interested in social activities since she was a student and is currently active in the medical community. The issue of mothers and families who have been separated from their loved ones for decades and are unable to communicate with them attracted her attention as a case of civil rights and human rights.
The text of her speech at the conference of the documentary “Love, Mother, Separation” directed by Aldo Solulari, media director of the Albanian Rescue Association, is as follows:

Dear attendees,
Today we have reached a special moment, not only for the Nejat Society, but for all those who have contributed to this wonderful journey. That’s why I want to share a few words about the Nejat Society, an association that has done an extraordinary job for the integration of Iranians in Albania, especially those who have left the MEK organization.

Nejat Society has been a guiding light for those who have been looking for a better life and an opportunity to renew their hopes. The latest film project, which has brought the stories of our lives and the challenges we have gone through, is a testament to the strength and resilience of our community. This film is an important step to raise awareness and show that we are more than just stories; we are individuals with our own dreams, aspirations and contributions to Albanian society.

As a medical doctor, I understand the importance of support and solidarity at every step of life. I hope that every student, every professional and every individual who is part of this community will continue to support projects like these, which create opportunities and help build a better and more equal society.

Thank you to Nejat Society for your hard work and the inspiration you provide to all of us. Let’s continue to work together, for a brighter and more united future.

Thank you

November 4, 2024 0 comments

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