Ana Gomes MEP and Patricia Lalonde MEP host a round table in the European Parliament to discuss the Mojahedine-E Khalq (MEK)Threat in Albania. The participants included UNHCR representative, Albanian opposition politicians, Albanian embassy rep, reps from the Albanian Delegation in parliament, reps from EU security, and reporters from
Ana Gomes MEP and Patricia Lalonde MEP host a round table in the European Parliament to discuss the Mojahedine-E Khalq (MEK) Threat in Albania. The participants included UNHCR representative, Albanian opposition politicians, Albanian embassy rep, reps from the Albanian Delegation in parliament, reps from EU security, and reporters from various media …
Ana Gomes MEP and Patricia Lalonde MEP host a round table in the European Parliament to discuss the Mojahedine-E Khalq (MEK) Threat in Albania. The participants included UNHCR representative, Albanian opposition politicians, Albanian embassy rep, reps from the Albanian Delegation in parliament, reps from EU security, and reporters from various media …
And they used to be a tool of Saddam Hussein. They are now in Albania. They are creating trouble in Albania, trouble that will come to haunt us. And we cannot continue to allow some members in this parliament out of, possibly out of naivety, to continue to abet some of the members of this organisation.
The manual, published by the Center Against Violent Extremism, warns against the threat to society posed by Mojahedin Khalq organisation …
Then there is the Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK), a US State Department designated terrorist organization that has been responsible for bombings, attempted plane hijackings, political assassinations, and indiscriminate killings of men, women and children
For the first time in a parliamentary debate, the MEK presence in the European Parliament was denounced as a security issue. MEP Ana Gomes spoke during the debate on Iran’s nuclear deal demanding that MEK agents who
Anne Khodabandeh explains how she was radicalised and turned into a terrorist by the Iranian Mojahedin and how the process of radicalisation takes place.
The meeting also discussed what the participants described as the presence of radical groups in Albania and their treatment. The organizer of the meeting, Osli Jazaxhi, tells TemA TV about the meeting.
The Mojahedin not only refused to answer questions from the journalist who went to interview them but visited the media’s editorial office and “convinced” the owner not to show the interview of the British activist.