Mujahedin Khalq Organization members’ families

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Public Screening of the documentary Mother, Love, Separation

The opening of the public screening of the documentary will be next Sunday, November 4th, in the city of Shkodër. The documentary is supposed to be shown in other cities of Albania and finally its closing event will be held in Tirana. A number of Albanian media have expressed their desire to broadcast the documentary on their networks later.

The Documentary is the story of the pain and sufferings of mothers and families of people trapped in the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK). Aldo Sulollari, the media manager of Nejat Society Albania, together with Erisa Edrisi, the head of the NGO, had a trip to the Persian Gulf last summer, and visited Soraya Abdullahi (mother of Amir Aslan Hassanzadeh) and Masoumeh Rezaei (mother of Saeed Farajullah Hosseini).

The sons of these two mothers have been taken as hostages by the MEK for years. Sulollari and Edrisi conducted meetings and discussions with the suffering mothers. They were closely involved in the pain and sufferings of the mothers and families of the members of the MEK who are trapped in the group’s camp in Manez, Albania.

The outcome of the meetings and conversations of several days on what these two languishing mothers explained on behalf of all mothers and suffering families, in addition to additional images from the records on the issue in Iran, is a 40-minute documentary, titled “Mother, Love, Separation” (“Nëna, Dashuria Ndarja” in Albanian language) which was directed by Aldo with the help of Erisa’s as the translator.

Documentary “Mother, Love, Separation

October 30, 2024 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Documentary “Mother, Love, Separation” directed by Aldo Sulollari

The story of the pain and sufferings of mothers and families of people trapped in the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK)
Aldo Sulollari, the media manager of Nejat Society Albania, together with Erisa Edrisi, the head of the NGO, had a trip to the Persian Gulf last summer, and visited Soraya Abdullahi (mother of Amir Aslan Hassanzadeh) and Masoumeh Rezaei (mother of Saeed Farajullah Hosseini).

The private screening of this documentary was shown for a number of members of the association and their special guests at the office of Nejat Society Albania, on Sunday, October 27th, 2024. At first, Erisa Edrisi Rahimi explained about the documentary and how it was prepared stating that the sufferings of the mothers shown in the film will affect every viewer and bring tears to their eyes. At the end, she expressed her feelings after watching the documentary for the fifth time. Many others cried while watching it and even expressed their anger towards the inhuman behavior of the leaders of the Cult of Rajavi.

October 28, 2024 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Family of MEK hostage pens letter to the Albania’s authorities

Family members of a MEK hostage requested the Albanian’s authorities to help them visit their loved one captivated at the Mujahedin-e Khalq Camp in Manza, Albania.
The letter reads:

The Iranian freestyle wrestlers participating at the 2024 U-23 World Wrestling Championships in Albania, can be considered as a good opening to the deep relations between the two countries.
Good relations between the two countries, is what the Mujahedin-e Khalq leaders are afraid of.

We are families of MEK hostages in their Albania’s Camp. We are really worries about our loved ones’ situation. The MEK leaders prevent us from any contact with our children.
We plea you to accelerate our visit with our loved ones at the MEK closed camp in Manza.

Sincerely,
Family of a MEK hostage; Ali Madad Sadeghi

October 27, 2024 0 comments

Hamael Ghanizadeh - Mother of three MEK hostages

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

MEK hostages’ mother pens letter to Mai Sato

Dr. Mai Sato

Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in the Islamic Republic of Iran
With regards.
I am Hamael Ghanizadeh, the mother of Mehri, Nahid and Mahmoud Saadat, who are living in the closed camp of Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK) in Albania and without any right to have contact with the outside world and with their family.

I plea you to hear our voices as elderly, suffered mothers of MEK members. We have been wronged a lot, if we are among the same people for whom you are responsible for human rights, please help us too, we have souls, we also have hearts, we are the most aggrieved of all, we are waiting for our loved ones’ visit for a long time.

You are a human being, feel a little sorry for us mothers who have been exiled and suffering and suffered mental torture. Come, we have souls, we also have hearts, we are the most afflicted of all, we have been blind for several years.
Please care about our sufferings. Why shouldn’t we be able to visit our loved ones? What is our sin? Our only sin is to be mothers of MEK members!

Ms. Mai Sato, you might be a mother yourself, do you tolerate such a situation? As a mother, how much can you tolerate not seeing your children? 1 year? two years ?10 years? 40 years??

I haven’t met my three children for more than 37 years, I don’t know how to talk about my request, my sufferings and my grieves. now, I am an aging, ailed mother who needs your help. I can’t bear this suffering anymore.

Respected authority, I want you to help me and other mothers of MEK members.
where else in the world would a mother be deprived of seeing her children for such a long time!
many years? Were our children killed? Are they prisoners? Doomed not to meet? What is the sin of our children? Have they killed someone? Are they prisoners of MEK leader?

Ms. Maryam Rajavi considers the Islamic Republic as enemy, however prisoners of IR allowed to visit their families weekly and, in some cases, gives them time off. The MEK claims to be Human Rights advocate but it does not allow its members to visit their mothers or even have a short telephone call. They even are not allowed to write letter to their mothers.

Please accelerate my visit with my children at the MEK Albania’s camp. Please let me have a meeting with you to recount my experiences with this organization. I am looking forward for your action as a human right activist.
We, mothers of MEK members plea you to help us with our visit with our children.

Sincerely,
Hamael Ghanizadeh, mother of three MEK hostages at Manze Camp, Albania.
Iran – Tabriz

September 9, 2024 0 comments

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Additional signatures of the families on the letter to Mai Sato

Last week a letter signed by some of the families of the members of the MEK camp in Albania, as far as they were available, was sent to Mai Sato, the Special Rapporteur on Human Rights regarding the Islamic Republic of Iran. This included a total of 280 signatures from 10 provinces.
This week, 79 families from 4 other provinces managed to sign this letter, which brought the total number of signatures to 359, which was sent to Dr. Mai Sato in a supplementary letter. Many more families are signing this letter in different cities and provinces now.

The names of the families who signed the letter this week addressed to Mae Sato are:

Additional signatures of the families on the letter to Mai Sato

September 8, 2024 0 comments

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Letter from the families of members of the MEK to Mai Sato

A number of families of the trapped members in the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO) camp in Albania jointly signed a letter addressed to Dr. Mai Sato, the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, during which they drew her attention to the gross violation of the most basic human rights in the Manëz camp, and demanded immediate action.

The text of the letter is as follows:

Dr. Mai Sato
United Nations
Human Rights Special Procedures
Special reporter on the Islamic Republic of Iran

Greetings and respect
We have learned that you have been appointed to the position of Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran and have officially started your task on August 1, 2024. First of all, we would like to congratulate you on your appointment to the new post and wish you success in the sensitive and delicate mission ahead of you.
We are the families of members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO). Our loved ones are currently living in a closed and remote camp of the MEK in Albania without any contact with the outside world, especially with family, friends and acquaintances.

During these years, the MEK has maintained and controlled its forces through deception and mind control, and has deprived them of marriage, family formation, and contact with the free world.

Through the media of the MEK, we learned that this organization had meetings with you and established communication with you. This organization, which acclaims the violation of human rights in Iran, has a heavy case of violating the most basic human rights of its own members and their families.

The “European Convention on Human Rights” refers to provisions of human rights that are completely violated in the MEK camp in Albania, according to the testimony of a large number of members who managed to escape. These survivors are ready to testify about this wherever necessary.

According to the relevant convention, these items include:

European Convention on Human Rights

The MEK, led by Massoud and Maryam Rajavi, is a terrorist cult that has committed many crimes inside Iran. This organization also entered the war against its own country in collaboration with Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq war and then suppressed the uprising of the Iraqi people as Saddam Hussein’s private army. Currently, this organization is highly hated among Iranian people and even among other opponents of the Islamic Republic.

We, the undersigned, request you to question the MEK regarding the violation of human rights inside the closed and remote camp of this organization near the city of Manëz in Durrës province in Albania and ask this organization to open the doors of its camp for journalists and independent international officials to visit and provide the possibility of communication between families and people inside the camp.
We are waiting for your kind response and action

Thanks and regards
The families of members trapped inside the MEK camp in Albania

The list of names of the families, who signed this letter, to the extent that it was possible to access and sign the letter in a short notice, is attached. More names and signatures will be sent later.

August 31, 2024 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Nowruz for MEK hostages and their families

On the eve of the Iranian new year, Nowruz, Iranians all over the world try to have gatherings with their loved ones, except for those who are in the camp of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK). They have no way out of their enclosed camp in Manez, in north of Albania. On the other side of the bars of the camp are the families of the MEK’s hostages who have been looking forward to the release of their loved ones for decades.

Every year, Nowruz is considered an opportunity by families of the MEK members to indicate their love, attention and concern to their beloved relatives who are kept under the modern slavery of the Cult of Rajavi. The manipulation system of the cult deprives the hostages of any way of contact with their friends and families.

The families send letters and video messages for Nejat society to publish on the website in the hope that their loved ones could find the chance to get their messages. The possibility of getting the message is not really high because members of the MEK are under a strict cult-like control. However, their families do not lose hope. Sending new year wishes has become like a tradition for the activists of Nejat Society.

The families know that their beloved parents, children, siblings and cousins who are in the MEK have missed an authentic Nowruz celebration for years. Every Nowruz, their organizational task for Nowruz is to wear uniforms, chant in front of the photos of Massoud and Maryam Rajavi and listen to their long speeches about their confidence in the overthrow the Iranian government this year. This is the repetitive story of every Nowruz celebration inside the MEK.

Nejat Society, as the representative of families of MEK hostages and defectors of the group, wishes both families and their loved ones in Manez camp the reunion and sharing of love and happiness with each other. May the Iranian year, 1403, offers them the best possibilities to break through the slavery of the Rajavis.

March 18, 2024 0 comments

Mirlinda Zharri and women of Nejat Albania

Missions of Nejat Society Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Greeting message for Iranian New Year 1403

On the occasion of the Iranian New Year, we wish you from the bottom of our hearts, with the best possible joys, we sincerely wish you a Holy, Prosperous New Year 1403 full of Peace and Love.

May the feeling of Prosperity and happiness be present in your hearts full of love!
We hope that the New Year 1403 will be the New Year of “Hope” for the voice of those mothers who are in Iran, who every day are impatiently waiting for the meeting of those beautiful boys and girls, who are “stuck” in the MEK Mojahedin-e Khalq!

We sincerely wish the opening of the doors of hope, for the young people of this organization to meet and communicate with their relatives in Iran!

We hope that “Diplomatic Relations” and “Consular Relations” between the 2 Honourable States Albania – Iran will be opened as soon as possible, in such a way as to bring our 2 Honourable States closer, to take the right “Steps” for a “Peace” Prosperous “!

The Iranian New Year coincides with the Holy Month of Ramadan 1403 in Albania!
We hope that our relations will be excellent in the future between 2 ancient peoples with unique traditions in the world!

HAPPY IRANIAN NEW YEAR 1403!
WITH HONOR AND RESPECT,
MIRLINDA ZHARRI!

March 17, 2024 0 comments

Javad Nasiri-the brother of MEK hostage Hadi Nasiri

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

A letter to my brother; hostage at the MEK Camp

Dear Hadi,
I hope you are well and that there is still something left of your love and affection for Iran, Semnan and your family.

We are fine here. After many years of work, effort and service, I am now retired and I am having fun in the garden. But believe me, we will never forget you. I always think of your return. I always wonder even though you were a person of thought and logic, how can you spend your life in vanity and nonsense in this cult-like group? And with what logic do you convince yourself?!

Javad Nasiri-the brother of MEK hostage Hadi Nasiri

After years of wasting your life in vain, isn’t it time for you to think a little and make a decision with the courage that I used to know in you and release yourself from this prison?
Even if you don’t come to Iran, at least decide freely for your future and live wherever you like outside of the Mujahedin Khalq’s prison so that we can communicate with each other freely and easily whenever we want.

When you were here before, we had high hopes for your future, but I don’t know how and with what motivation you fell on this path.
However, there is still time to make a decision and we are impatiently waiting for good news from you. I hope that one day soon I will hear the news of your release from this hellish organization and I will be able to hear your voice and see your image freely.
Hoping that day, I entrust you to God.

Your brother, Javad Nasiri

February 6, 2024 0 comments

Mahin Najafi, the sister of Mohammad Jaafar Najafi, a captured member of the Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK)

Mujahedin Khalq Organization members' families

Mahin Najafi’s brother, behind the bars of MEK’s camp

Mahin Najafi, the sister of Mohammad Jaafar Najafi, a captured member of the Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK), tells the story of her brother’s captivity and her encounter with the group.

I am Mahin Najafi. My brother Mohammad Jafar Najafi was a soldier during the Iran-Iraq war. He completed two years of military service and went to Kurdistan to settle his accounts and get his Military Service Completion Certificate.
My brother’s departure to Kurdistan coincided with Mersad operation [the MEK’s cross border military operation against Iran, named Forough Javidan]. He was captured by the MEK forces. They took him with them.

Our family was waiting for my brother’s arrival. We were prepared to celebrate the end of my brother’s service. We waited for a few days, but there was no news from my brother.

One or two months passed, but there was no news of our brother. We were worried. We had to travel to Kurdistan. We went to the military barracks where my brother was supposed to get his certificate, and they said that there was an operation in Kurdistan, and the MEK violated Iran’s borders. They had no news of my brother. We followed my brother for a few days and finally the answer they gave us was that the MEK had captured my brother and took him to Iraq. We were stunned! We did not know what to say and what answer to give to our parents. Finally, we had to return to our hometown.

We pursued the disappearance of my brother in our own province, we wanted to reach a conclusion. After some time, they informed us that your brother was in Iraq and in the barracks of the MEK called Ashraf Barracks! Ashraf Barracks was an unknown name for us. It was explained to us that Ashraf Barracks is related to the MEK. We were shocked wondering where Ashraf Barracks was?!

We had to tell the story of our brother to our parents. They were also shocked. It took a few years and we were waiting for our brother to call us or send us a letter telling us about his condition. But there was no news! When the Iraqi dictator Saddam was overthrown by the US-led coalition, they informed us that we could travel to Iraq. Traveling to Ashraf Barracks was allowed. It was good news for our family. After a few years, I could meet my brother Mohammad Jafar again.

I traveled to Iraq for the first time together with a group of fathers and mothers from our province. When we arrived in Baghdad, we changed our vehicle and went to Camp Ashraf. I was very happy on the way, I told my fellow passengers that I would hug my brother after years (I had no idea who I would face with).

I approached Ashraf Barracks; I was surprised when I saw the scene. It was strange. The surroundings of Ashraf barracks were nothing more than ruins. We settled next to Ashraf barracks. Before us, people from other provinces had gathered there. Mothers and fathers and sisters who had not seen their loved ones for several years. I was very happy to meet my brother after many years. We rested for one day and the next day I approached the barbed wire of Ashraf.

One of the people from inside Camp Ashraf shouted, “Go and get lost, mercenaries!”. I said, “who are talking to? Are you talking to us?!” In response, he said, “Yes, I am talking to you”. I said that we were not mercenaries and we had come to see our dearests after many years. Two or three people from Ashraf came near Fence and started telling us nonsense. They said, “Your loved ones are not here. Get lost!”.

However, I said, “My brother Mohammad Jafar Najafi is here, tell him to come here. I want to see him.” In response, they said that they did not have a person with this name, and if you did not move away from the barbed wire, they would hit us with rocks.

They did not pay attention to whatever we said. I and all the families were determined to see our loved ones. I stayed by the side of the fences of Ashraf barracks for almost 15 days. My fellow provinces, Ms. Habibi, whose daughter was in Camp Ashraf, tried hard to meet with her daughter, but she did not succeed, as well as Ms. Fatemeh Jafari, whose daughter Tayyabeh Nouri was in the camp too. Tayyabeh managed to leave the notorious MEK a few years ago. She released herself and began a new life. In the photo, Mrs. Fatemeh Jafari and Mrs. Mahin Habibi are by my side in front of the gates of Camp Ashraf.

I traveled to Iraq three times and tried very hard to meet my brother, but unfortunately, I did not succeed. To my surprise, the leaders of the MEK were so brazen. They did not respect the elderly parents. They threw rocks at us. The leaders of the notorious MEK should not think that they have bought our loved ones. Our loved ones belong to us. I seek the release of my brother and I will not back down. I am sure that my brother will release himself. I am hopeful.

January 8, 2024 0 comments

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