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1. MKO is a Terrorist Group
2. Anne Singleton talks to the Independent
3. MKO Human Rights Victims
4. Interview in Paris
5. Press Conference in Paris
6. Interview with the Independent
7. MKO supporter helps Al-Qaeda
8. British House of Lords ’ Debate
9. US Citizen helped the Terrorist MKO
10. Kids sent to MKO Camps in Iraq
1.The Purpose
2.Getting to know Nejat Society
3.11September 2001: in view of MKO
4.Iraq PM hints at expelling Iran opposition
group (AFP)
5.The Mojahedin-é Khalq in Iraq
6.Ordering in Rajavi ’ s Cult
7.Life story of Mr Abbás Sádeqi-nezhád
8.Why MKO insists on remaining in Iraq?
9.MKO out of Iraq now!
10.The MKO story
1. Nejat Society Letter to the Court of First Instance of the European Communities
2. Al-Arabia’s Detailed Report on MKO Cult
3. Terrorist listing not in question – Mojahedin-e Khalq is a terrorist entity
4. Iran dismisses European Court’s ruling on MKO assets
5. Court decision leaves victims trapped in destructive Rajavi cult
Download Pars Brief – Issue No.29
Download Pars Brief – Issue No.29
Participating
Mr. Babak Amin, head of the Nejat delegation in Paris. Amin was recruited by the MKO while a student in Austria and trained in its terrorist camps in Iraq. He carried out over 10 terrorist operations in Iran before being arrested by the Iranian security forces. He was sentenced to ten years imprisonment in Evin prison. He served 5 years and was released after serving half his sentence. Amin is now continuing his IT degree in the University of Tehran and working part time in an IT consultancy company.
Mr. Ali Moradi, a sergeant in the Iranian military, he was captured by Iraqi forces at the start of the Iran-Iraq war. Given to the MKO by Saddam after serving 9 years as a POW, Moradi never accepted the MKO and eventually took refuge from the MKO with the American army after the invasion of Iraq. He was recently married and is self-employed as a trader and cab driver. Moradi is also the head of Nejat Association in Lorestan province.
The interview was carried out in Bastille, Paris as the delegation emerged from one meeting on their way to catch the next one at the start of their intensive two week schedule.
Mr. Arash Sametipour, recruited as a teenager by the MKO in Washington DC through their agent in the USA, Alireza Jafarzadeh. Sametipour was trained in the MKO’s terrorist camps in Iraq before being sent to perform an armed operation in Tehran. He tried to kill himself at the time of his arrest by taking his cyanide pill and exploding a grenade. He survived but lost his right hand. He served 4.5 years of his sentence in Evin prison and is now continuing his study as well as working as a language teacher. Sametipour was recently married.
Download Mr. Masud Khodabande interviewd Mr.Babak Amin
Download Mr. Masud Khodabande interviewd Mr.Ali Moradi
Download Mr. Masud Khodabande interviewd Mr.Arash Sametipour
Yaser, whose numerous requests for leaving the camp/organization have been ignored, finally committed suicide by setting himself on fire sometimes in August 2006. When the MKO officially announced the incident on September 11, 2006, after over a month delay, they claimed that Yaser took his own life in protest to the conditions caused by the U.S. control of the Ashraf.