Ali Fatehi

Mehrangiz Rezai is an elderly mother of one of the victims of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi). She has not seen her son for over 35 years.

Ali Fatehi, Mehrangiz’s son was a soldier in Iran-Iraq war when in 1988 he was taken as a war prisoner by Iraqi forces. He was then recruited by the MEK and since then he has not been allowed to contact his family.
Mehrangiz attended the on-line conference held by Nejat Society last month. She addressed the audience expressing her support for the appeal made by 42 ex-members of the MEK that was submitted to the international court of the Hague.

Mehrangiz Rezai ; Mother of Ali Fatehi – MEK hostage at Camp Ashraf 3 in Albania

“I pray for the success of their appeal in the court,” she said. “This warms my heart and gives me hope for the release of my son from the Cult of Rajavi. At least, I will be able to have my son in the few days left of my life.”
Appreciating the efforts of the organizers of the conference, Mehrangiz Rezai considered it an occasion for families of MEK hostages to open up to each other about their sufferings and offer sympathy to each other.

Ali (Peyman) Fatehi was a soldier at Iran-Iraq war when 1988 he was taken as a war prisoner by Iraqi forces. Supported by Saddam Hussein, the authorities of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ Cult of Rajavi) used to deceive Iranian soldiers to join their group in POW camps. Peyman was deceived to join the MEK, probably in the hope of a better life condition than the disastrous one of Iraqi camps. However, he has been taken as a hostage by the group for over 35 years now.

Ali Fatehi mum

His parents made a lot of efforts to visit him in Camp Ashraf, Iraq, but they were never allowed by the group authorities to meet their son. They picketed in front of the gates of Camp Ashraf several times, calling the name of their son, showing his name and picture on placards. Unfortunately, it did not work. In response, the MEK leaders labeled them as the agents of the Quds force of the Iranian government.

Ten years ago, Peyman’s father died while he was awaiting his beloved son. His mother, Mehangiz Rezaiee still suffers this long-life separation. She is expecting the return of his son from Albania to Iran. She publishes letters and voice messages, on the Internet, for her imprisoned son. She hopes that Peyman will receive the message someday.

In her recent voice message, the heartbroken mother asks Peyman to recall his sweet memories of home, his friends and family. Her desperate voice is an evidence for the horrific human rights violation that is taking place in the MEK.

Mother of MEK member: The appeal to ICJ court warms my heart

Dear Peyman Recall Your Sweet Memories of Home!