Family in the Mujahedin-e Khalq

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Let your breathe speak …

Mrs. Saedi is the mother of Firooz who was entrapped by the Mujahedin-e Khalq Cult several decades ago.

Mr. and Mrs. Saedi; parent of MKO Cult hostage Saed

We have several times went in front of MKO Camps in Iraq to meet Firooz, but Rajavi denied our visit, says Mrs. Saedi. Her eyes brim with tears when she talks about her son.

She has written a letter to her dear son; Firooz saying:

” hello my unfaithful son. I don’t get disappointed, though my hellos have been remained unanswered. My eyes are waiting to see you again …. What has happened to you that you don’t want to hear your mum’s voice!! I have lost my patience… my dear Saed I beg you if you don’t want to see me again please just do me a favor: call me and at least let me hear you breathe….

Your Mother ,

January 22, 2017 0 comments

The cult of Rajavi

Ominous Legacy of Massoud Rajavi: suffering families, desperate members

It’s been over three decades that families of the hostages of the Cult of Rajavi (the Mujahedin Khalq Organization/ the MKO/ the MEK) have been suffering a bitter separation. The dimensions of their grief have been enlarged by the suppressive acts of the cult day after day.

During the early days of the separation, families were concerned over the fate of their loved ones and naturally missed them enormously but they were hopeful to have them back in a few months. They hardly ever would guess about the huge violation of human rights that their children endured inside the MKO.

The truth of the world inside the cult of Rajavi was revealed approximately after the process of defection was suddenly accelerated following the collapse of Saddam Hussein in 2003. The fall of the Iraqi dictator and eventually the disarmament of the group by the US military left the group members with unanswered questions about the existence and ideology of their group. Fed up with the inhuman suppressive atmosphere of the cult, a large number of members revolted against the cult authorities demanding to be released from the cult. Most of them were denied permission to depart the cult and in response were faced with peer pressure, mental and physical torture, imprisonment and solitary confinement. Some of the dissidents could manage to escape the cult.

Defectors of the cult who had suddenly confronted the free world, got to know that the reality of the world outside the MKO is completely different from what the group’s propaganda had fed them with. Having lost the best years of their youths under the manipulative mind-control system of the MKO, they felt disappointed. Thus, they set off for a large-scale revelation campaign to denounce the leaders of the group.

This way, horrible facts on the world inside the Cult of Rajavi were exposed to the international community. Families of the cult members gradually got informed about the suppressive system ruling their dear ones inside the cult. Defectors testimonies, interviews and scripts unveiled horrifying cases of human rights violations against MKO members.

Families found that their only concern is not only the distance between them and their children but also the pain and sufferings they endure under the Cult of Rajavi: mental and physical torture, solitary confinement, forced labor, forced divorces, separation of children from parents, mandatory celibacy, sleep deprivation, coercive mind-controlling jargons, forced marriage with the leader Massoud Rajavi, Hysterectomy surgery for female members…

It is definitely natural that the family of the victims of the Cult would be living in anxiety and worry all the time concerning about the well being of their loved ones. The more the person is kept under the cult-like system, the farther he gets from reality, emotions, love and family.

Having been relocated in Albania, under the supervision of the UNHCR, the case of the victims of the Cult of Rajavi is no more a regional case like when they were residing in Iraq. The MKO’s victims should be considered as an international problem. Today families are hopeful to pursue the case of their loved ones before international bodies including the UN. The UN authorities should be considerate enough to ensure the families for the ultimate release of their loved ones from the bars of the Cult despite the deceitful lobbying activities and briberies that the MKO skillfully uses to mislead the international community.

By Mazda Parsi

January 17, 2017 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

MEK imprison members in Albania incommunicado

Mr. Chaseb Beyt Mashaal is the suffering father of one of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Cult hostages.

Mr. Beyt Mashaal has had no contact with his dear son: Malek for long years. He several times went in front of MKO Camps in Iraq along with other MKO members’ families. Their only demand was to be able to visit their loved ones who were kept within the Camp; however the MKO Cult leaders rejected their plea.

MKO members’ relocation to Albania was a good news for families who were worried about the security and safety of their loved ones in the war-torn country of Iraq.

After all the MKO members moved to Albania, the MKO hostages’ families felt more hopeful to be able to contact their loved ones. However the Mujahedin Cult has imprisoned members in Albania incommunicado as well.

Mr. Beyt Mashaal also is waiting to hear from his dear son who has transferred to Albania.

January 12, 2017 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

The only thing I wish …

Mrs. Abdi is an active member of Nejat Society – Tehran Branch. She is a suffering mother whose dear son; Ahmad is enslaved behind the bars of the Rajavis’ Cult.

Mrs. Abdi in front of Camp Ashraf; kissing Ahmad’s photo

Enduring much hardship and sufferings, Mrs. Abdi has done her utmost efforts to liberate Ahmad. She several times traveled to the war-torn country of Iraq. She picketed in front of MKO Camps in Iraq along with other families asking to visit their beloved ones.

Mrs. Abdi Says:” the only thing I wish is that I meet Ahmad and embrace him tightly…”

Mr & Mrs. Abdi; Ahmad’s parents

January 5, 2017 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

To my brother; Amir

Mr. Amir Hezbepour was got hostage by the MKO elements during Iran-Iraq war in 1987. [During the Iran-Iraq War the Mujahedin-e Khalq fought as Saddam Hussein’s army against their own countrymen. ]

Mr. Hezbipour is transferred to Albania along with other MKO members. His brother has written a letter to him;

My dear brother, the Iraqi national TV showed your image after you were captivated by the Rajavi’s elements in Haj Omran area. We were all sad…. It is now more than 29 years than we have had no contact with you, no news, no letter, … . we all miss you . we and esp. our parents have suffered a lot during these years. Wecant wait to see you again…

My dear brother, for years we thought that you have forgotten us . However when we heard the life story of those who have managed themselves from the MKO Camps we understood that the MKO leaders do not allow members to contact their families. Now we know that you have no access to the outside world. We are happy that you transferred from the war-torn country of Iraq to Albania. We are waiting to hear from you soon. We try our best to help you release yourself from the MKO Cult…..

Our parent are waiting impatiently to hear you voice….

December 27, 2016 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

Mr. Abdolreza Zahedi defects the MKO Cult in Albania

Mr. Zahedi’s Mother affirmed her son’s defection from the terror cult of MKO, happily. Shedding tears of joy, Ms. Zahedi stated:” I wished Abdolreza’s father was alive and we could share our happiness after long years of suffering..”

Ms. Zahedi insisted that she will continue her efforts to help her dear son repatriate to his homeland. She thanked Nejat Society esp. Mr. Pur Ahmad; head of Gilan branch, for accompanying and helping families to liberate their beloved ones.

December 20, 2016 0 comments

UN High Commissioner for Refugees

MKO hostages’ mothers pen letter to the chief of UNHCR

The forgotten victims of the Rajavi Cult (MKO, MeK, NCR) demand information on their children.

More than 350 suffering mothers of the members of the Rajavi Cult, who live in Iran and who have been deprived of contact with their children and are known as the forgotten victims, have collectively written a letter to Mr Filippo Grandi, Head of the UN High Commission for refugees in Geneva.

The text of the letter signed by more than 350 mothers is as follows:

Mr Filippo Grandi

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees,

Geneva, Switzerland

Tehran, October 30, 2016

With regards, as you are already aware, the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization does not allow its members any sort of contact with their families and this fact has imposed a great deal of suffering on us as their mothers.

Today in Europe, mothers whose children have been recruited by ISIL and been sent to Iraq and Syria and other parts of the world, are called ‘the forgotten victims’ since they have no means of contact with their loved ones and do not have any information about them.

If you look at our case, we are even more forgotten than those mothers, since unlike them we have not been able to attract any world attention because of political reasons. We do know the whereabouts of our children and have approached them many times and have even gone as near as about 100 meters to them in Iraq. But the MEK leader Massoud Rajavi has denied us from having any contact with or knowledge about our children.

Now that the MEK have all moved to Albania we urge you, as the head of the body responsible for them and their location in Tirana, to use your authority to arrange meetings with our loved ones and let us know about them and how we can contact them. Please do not leave us suffering the way it is at the moment and has been in the past.

We are certain that you can easily arrange this. Therefore, we ask you to respect ours and our loved ones’ human rights and putting aside all the political and regional and international issues; please be brave and help us as mothers to have our rights.

Best Regards,

Signatures

October 30, 2016 0 comments

Albania

Mojahedin khalq at war with each other, seek help from PM Edi Rama

Estranged families of Mojahedin Khalq members seek PM Rama’s help to meet loved ones

The arrival of the Mojahedin-e Khalq in our country has exposed the divisions between the members and their leaders, and now it seems their only hope is to find help from Albania’s Prime Minister Edi Rama.

Some family members of the members of the terrorist organization Mojahedin-e Khalq from the province of Ilam in western Iran have sent a letter to Prime Minister Rama. They have asked him to help them meet with their loved ones because the leaders of the MEK do not allow such meetings.

The text of the letter is as follows:

Dear Prime Minister, Mr Edi Rama

We are some families of Mojahedin-e Khalq members. We live in Ilam Province, Iran. The names of our loved ones are listed at the end of this letter. These are people who, some years ago, were deceived by the empty promises of MEK leaders Massoud and Maryam Rajavi. Our loved ones were thus sent to Iraq and each of them have, for over 20 years, been separated from their families and placed under physical and mental captivity and are living under severely restrictive measures.

They are also deprived of any contact with their families by telephone or through correspondence. Many times we went to Iraq to make contact with our loved ones. We faced all the difficulties of travelling to Iraq and the dangerous situation in that country and have gone to the gates of MEK camps Ashraf and Liberty. We asked that our loved ones could meet with us. But, unfortunately we were faced with insults, curses and abuse on the part of the Mojahedin-e Khalq leaders. Each time we returned to our homes disappointed, without meeting with our loved ones.

Now we ask you, the honourable Prime Minister of Albania, to help us by creating opportunities to meet with our loved ones. We hope that this letter will be read personally by you, the Prime Minister of Albania and that you will enable us to rejoice with our children. It is in your power to help us and grant us our request.

We express our sincere appreciation.

Families:

Satar Khejri
Hamid Khejri
Ali Mahdavi
Akbar Çaraghi
Ali Asghar Barani
Nasiri Irexh
Jari Kuçeki
Morad Xhalilian
Zaher Gholamhuseini
Nemat Pirani

Impact newspaper, Tirana (Albania) , gazetaimpakt.com

Translated by Iran Interlink

October 1, 2016 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq; A proxy force

US Democratic Leader entirely misled about “Families” in the MKO

While the MKO-led propaganda is making efforts to propagate its expulsion from Iraq as a “Victorious Relocation”, its western sponsors seem to be totally misled about the group and the world inside the group.

Certain sponsors of the MKO are so ignorant about the group that when they are told to write a statement about what they call the “successful relocation of all camp liberty residents” they even do not know who liberty residents are.

US democratic leader Nancy Pelosi is absolutely far from reality when she calls last residents of Camp Liberty as “last families”! She claims that the relocation “marks the beginning of a new and hopeful chapter for families who have suffered terrible persecution and violence.”

Ironically, Ms. Pelosi is right because families in the camp of the MKO such as Liberty, Ashraf and other camp of the group have always suffer horrible experiences. As a matter of fact “Family” is meaningless inside the MKO. Family is against the values of the organization –Massoud’s cult of personality.

According to a large number of reports and testimonies celibacy is mandatory in the MKO. After the so-called Ideological Revolution of Massoud Rajavi, members of the group were forced to divorce their spouses. Since then no marriage has taken place in the MKO –except those of Massoud Rajavi as polygamous leader– and no baby has been born. In 1991, all children of the MKO members were transferred to Europe. Even if two members are brothers, they are kept in different units inside the camp. Family members are only allowed to visit each other once or twice a year, mostly for New Year celebrations and for a short time under the supervision of their authorities. This is the notion of “Family” in the Cult of Rajavi.

Nancy Pelosi as the House minority leader have to be more informed about the truth of the entity she sponsors. She might think that receiving the MKO dollars is enough for a ten minute speech on its behalf or for a short statement on the “Victorious Relocation” but she should carefully ponder to what she says or writes. Sometimes the truth is so bright that one may sound fooled trying to hide it behind propaganda.

The truth are those suffering families who has never been able to visit their loved ones in a free atmosphere inside the MKO camps.

By Mazda Parsi

September 27, 2016 0 comments

Australia

Iranpur Family pen letter to the Australia FM

Foreign Ministry of Australia

With respect,

We are members of the Iranpour family. We are an ordinary middle class family living in Shiraz in Iran.

We would like to bring to your attention that two of our brothers Mr Ahmadreza Iranpour and Mr Mohammadreza Iranpour left our country at the end of 2002 and went to Turkey. They were intending to go to Europe to build a better future for themselves. In Turkey however they were spotted by the Mojahedin Khalq smugglers and fell into their trap. These smugglers falsely promised to get them residency in Germany but instead took them to Iraq. They then sold them to the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation (MKO) as slaves. We were unaware of their whereabouts until 2003 when someone who had managed to run away from Camp Ashraf (Mojahedin Khalq terror camp given to them by Saddam Hussain) found out that our children are being kept captive at this place. From that day until now we have travelled to Iraq over 10 times hoping to see our captive family members. But this notorious terrorist violent group did not let us even have a simple visit with our loved ones. It is now clear that this organisation has changed deeply and is now a classic cult which does not allow the people trapped inside to have any contact with the outside world.

Our brothers Ahmadreza and Mohammadreza are no exception and are currently kept as slaves, in the dark, with no access to the outside world or access to the media or even their immediate family. That is why they do not let us or other family members have access to their children. We are not the only ones, many others have been taken by the MKO and now have no way out.

We would also like to add that this terrorist cult has been engaged in many terror and suicide operations in our country Iran. They are responsible for the death of tens of thousands of civilian people. We have witnessed their brutality in our city, Shiraz, first hand. There was a man living in our area who had a shop making frames. He did not have any position or relation with the government but they assassinated him simply because he was religious and looked religious. We have also witnessed the burning of busses by the Mojahedin Khalq operatives in our city in which women and children were burned to death. The father of one of our friends had a shop. He too was killed simply because he was a religious man. There are more examples within the area where we live in Shiraz and you can find information and statistics about many similar atrocities simply searching the internet.

We are one of the families who have two children taken away from us who are currently captive in the hands of this notorious cult. Our knowledge of this cult comes from first-hand experience. We would like to inform your good self about the truth after which the judgment will be yours.

With the hope for the freedom of all the trapped people in this violent cult and hope for peace and friendship.

Yours,

Iranpour family,September/ 6 / 2016

Abdolhossein Iranpour; father of Ahmadreza and Mohammadreza

Taherh Taghipour; mother of Ahmadreza and Mohammadreza

Mahmonir, Homa, Narges and Raheleh Iranpour; sisters of Ahmadereza and Mohammadreza

September 7, 2016 0 comments

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