BBC Persian: What MKO has done in Albania?
MKO Camp in Tirana, Albania. It has been for 6 years that MKO’s members living in a camp on a hill, 30 kilometers from Tirana. In a report compiled by…
In the Tirana’s countryside, MEK has constructed a vast compound called Ashraf-3 where men and women lead segregated existences.
The gates are usually firmly closed, guarded by two sculpted lions atop stone pedestals and a large team of Albanian security guards. Unannounced visitors are not welcome at the fenced-off, secretive site, where more than 2,000 MEK members live, marks Shaun Walker.
MKO Camp in Tirana, Albania. It has been for 6 years that MKO’s members living in a camp on a hill, 30 kilometers from Tirana. In a report compiled by…
Devastating earthquake destroys the PMOI/NCR base in Albania, possibly dozens dead, survivors blame Iran On 26 November, early Wednesday morning at 3:54 local time, northwestern Albania was struck by a…
Nejat Society has received several appeals from families of members of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization taken as hostages in the Camp Ashraf 3 in Abania. Families of MKO members who…
MKO terrorists trying to manipulate public opinion Iran’s ambassador to London slammed the Albania-based Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK/MKO) terrorist group for its efforts to manipulate the public opinion by the fake news.…
A note to the representatives of the Government of Albania Ladies and Gentlemen of the Government of Albania I am Mansour Nazari. I have spent over twenty years in the…
The People’s Mujahedin of Iran- a ‘controversial’ political-militant organisation have ended up living in a compound just miles from Tirana, Albania. One day I was invited to attend a “human…
This year’s so-called”grand gathering”of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO/ MEK/ PMOI/ the Cult of Rajavi) was held in Albania, instead of holding it near the group’s headquarters in Paris.…
A few incumbents among the mass of former officeholders On the last Saturday, 13 July 2019, the annual”Free Iran”conference was held for the first time at Ashraf 3 in Albania,…
The remaining members of the group fled to Iraq, where Saddam Hussein gave them refuge in a military base called Camp Ashraf. The MEK took Hussein’s side in the brutal eight-year war between Iran and Iraq, causing them to lose what little support they may have still had in Iran.
US State Department: The MEK cannot stand for leadership in the Islamic Republic Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK): there is more behind the demand for respect for human rights in Iran In…