On Saturday 11th of December 2010, thousands of families of the Rajavi cult members trapped inside Ashraf garrison, Iraqi officials and tribe leaders, International and Iraqi reporters, and representatives of parties and organizations from various parts of Iraq gathered in front of Ashraf gate in order to protest against the violation of the most basic human rights..
Salahuddin province tribes meet with the picketing families of Ashraf hostages
On 3 June families encamped outside Camp Ashraf waiting for news of their children celebrated Iranian Mothers’ Day. The fact they are separated from not only their long-lost children who are being held hostage inside the camp by MKO leader Massoud Rajavi, but are also far away from their other family members back home, did not deter them from having a good time.
Picketing families at Camp Ashraf remain cheerful and optimistic
MKO victims families maintain their vigil outside Camp Ashraf
The families’ simple, straightforward and only demand is that they be able to meet with their relatives who are trapped inside the camp….
A number of MKO members’ families, including their mothers, fathers and relatives on Saturday went to Camp of the New Iraq (formerly known as Camp Ashraf) to meet their sons and daughters but the guards at the camp didn’t allow them to do so and reciprocated their demands with harsh and insulting behavior.
Families and relatives of the members of the anti-Iran armed opposition group, the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), staged a rally in front of the British embassy in Tehran on Monday to voice strong protest against the removal of the group from the list of terrorist organizations by London