Defectors of Mujahedin khalq

Iran Zanan Letter to Nancy Pelosi

This organization is a sect and ruled by cultish rules, many inhumane activities such as systematic and ordered self – immolations especially on streets of France in 2003 has happened in this cult-like organization and the women members of this organization …

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Mr. Rahmani defected the MKO in Albania and returned to his homeland

Mr. Rahmani who was forced to stay with the group for 27 years, transferred to Albania from Temporary Transit Location, Iraq.In Tirana far from the Cult boundaries and strict manipulation practices, Mr. Rahmani managed to release himself from the cult.Now, he is with his family after about a quarter of a century. When he left his family, his son was a 3 year old child. ..

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Mojahedin Khalq Has Strong Ties with ISIL: Former Member

Ghorban Ali Hosseinnejad said the leaders of MKO (also known as MEK) maintain strong ties with the ISIL Takfiri group in Iraq and Syria. The MKO leaders had pinned hope in ISIL to seize control of the Iraqi capital of Baghdad after the northern city of Mosul fell to ISIL forces last summer, Hosseinnejad was quoted …

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Mojahedin Khalq in Auvers-sur-Oise trained in chemical warfare

Members of this organisation have been forced by the leaders (Massoud and Maryam Rajavi) to participate in classes held by the Republican Guard of Saddam Hussain in order to master the use of small and heavy arms, as well as tactical courses in using explosives and carrying out clandestine operations, including bombing tactics, etc.

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Alireza Amiri defected MKO Cult in Albania and returned to his homeland

After long years of captivity behind the physical and psychological bars of the Mujahedin-e Khalq aka MKO/MEK Cult, Mr. Amiri managed to release himself from the Cult and returned to his family.Amiri family did their utmost efforts to liberate their beloved son. Amiri family who are members of Nejat Society Azarbayjan branch, wrote several letters to the human rights bodies …

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