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23rd session of the trial court of the MEK held in Tehran

The 23rd session of the trial court of 104 Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) members and the group as a legal entity was held in Tehran. The recent session was held at the 11th branch of the criminal court of Tehran province on Tuesday, November 19th, 2024. The court was presided by Judge Dehqani.

At the beginning of the court, Judge Dehqani declared that some of the injured ones and families of the victims filed a complaint in the Tehran Prosecutor’s Office the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) and its 104 defendants due to the terrorist acts that occurred.

“The charges in this case are examples of human rights violations and acts of terrorism,” he said. “Despite the nature of the charges, this court was formed with the presumption of innocence and observance of the rights of defense for the defendants and the appointment of occupying lawyers, and announced that the defendants can introduce lawyers to the court.”

lawyer of plaintiffs, Kazemi, said: “The MEK terrorist group has so far assassinated more than 12,000 Iranian citizens blindly or in a targeted and organized manner, while the number of those injured in terrorist acts is more than twice the number of those killed.”

A former high-ranking member of the MEK took the stand in order to testify against the group. Isa Azadeh who was a member of the MEK for 37 years left the group in 2003 and lives in France now. He traveled to Iran to attend the trial court of the MEK and its 104 defendants.

Isa Azadeh stated in his testimony that he had been working in the same unit with the operator of the bombing of the Iranian Prime Minister’s office, Massoud Kashmiri. At the time, he was called by his nickname, Bagher.

Azadeh testified how Massoud and Maryam Rajavi revealed Kashmiri’s identity in a meeting because they wanted to prevent his defection. “There was a meeting of ideological revolution,” Azadeh said. “The meetings for forced divorce. Massoud Rajavi called on Mujahed brother! Massoud Kashmiri! This was a military order”

According to Isa Azadeh’s testimonies, Kashmiri was shocked by being called with his real name. This was Rajavi’s tactic to stop him because Kashmiri had criticized Rajavi’s ideological revolution and did not want to divorce his wife. In the meeting Maryam Rajavi implied that Kashmiri took the bomb to the Prime Minister Mohammad Javad Bahonar’s office. Azadeh also confirmed that the operation had been launched under the direct order of Massoud Rajavi.

Two other witnesses were present in court who asked not to be named. One of them introduced himself: “I was in the MEK for a total of 23 years, but due to my young age, I was in the organization for 18 of those years. I was taken there by my family at the age of 11 and joined the group at the age of 16 again. I left the group in 2006 and have been in Iran for 18 years.”

He testified about Kashmiri as the agent of the Prime Minister’s office explosion as saying, “In 2006, when I left the organization, the Americans had set up a camp. I went there with other friends who were there and were watching TV. Speaking of the Prime Minister’s office bombing, they said it was Kolahi’s work and Kolahi was Baqer. And then I realized that Baqer was Masoud Kashmiri. Friends said it was him. Later, when I saw his photo on social media, I realized that it was 100 percent him. We heard about the explosion of the prime minister’s office from Masoud Rajavi himself many times in public meetings where he attended and he had repeatedly mentioned the explosion of the presidency and the prime minister’s office. He said it was our work. Masoud Kashmiri is Baqer and he was involved in the explosion.”

Ebrahim Khodabandeh, the head of Nejat Society was the lsa witness to testify in the 23rd session of the court. He told the court about Massoud Rajavi: “I heard a sentence from a member of the MEK when we were on a mission, that was shocking, and he quoted Rajavi as saying that when step in Iran, everyone you encounter is an enemy.”

According to Khodabandeh’s testimony, other people he later met in Iran where those who were part of the operational teams, they were arrested, went to prison, tried, and later released, and some went abroad. They also told Khodabandeh that everyone on this side of the border is an enemy. Anyone you encounter should be killed on the spot so that they don’t have the opportunity to go anywhere and reveal the operation.

At the end of the court hearing, the judge announced that all members of the MEK who are willing to participate in the trial, observing the legal standards and the principle of innocence can attend the court. And anyone who has information about the charges in this case should appear in court. The next court session will be held on December 4th.

November 20, 2024 0 comments

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“Mother, Love, Separation” was screened in Elbasan, Albania

The screening of the documentary “Mother, Love, Separation” was held in the conference hall of Hotel Skampa in Elbasan, Albania on Sunday, November 17, 2024.

Among the large number of people present in the theater, some prominent religious, legal, social, cultural, artistic, administrative and academic personalities of Albania were seen. A number of personalities had also sent messages to the conference.

RTSh, Info TV, Star Plus Digital, Tirana One, AC TV America, Syri TV were the Albanian TV channels that covered the event conducting reports and interviews.

After the movie, Erisa Rahimi the head of Nejat Society Albania addressed the audience who were truly impressed by the story of the sufferings of the mothers of members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) that is revealed in the film.
“We must all become one voice so that we can solve the human rights problem of the people trapped in the MEK’s camp in Manz,” Erisa Rahimi said. “We are not alone now and we have you in every city who help us to enable these mothers to connect with their children after decades of separation.”

Mother, Love, Separation” was screened in Elbasan, Albania

Rahimi also spoke about the imprisonment of the MEK members in Manz and the medieval restrictions in the camp under the rule of the group leaders. She asked the audience to spread the message of the film and the message of Nejat Society in the virtual space and among their friends and acquaintances so that it would reach the statesmen of Albania and make them think about the human rights violations that take place in the MEK’s camp, in Europe in the 21st century.

Introducing Nejat Society Albania and its missions, she asked her country-fellow men to help the Society in the good work it is doing. She explained that the ambassadors of Nejat Society, especially among the youth, are messengers of the community everywhere.

Mother, Love, Separation” was screened in Elbasan, Albania

Then Aldo Sollulari, media director of Nejat Society Albania and the director of the documentary, spoke. After introducing the documentary and explaining his motivation for making it, he explained the terrorist crimes of the MEK and considered the presence of this organization in Albania as a threat to the national security of his country.
Sarfaraz Rahimi former member of the MEK gave a speech and shared his bitter experiences with the MEK in Iraq and Albania. He informed the listeners of the numerous examples of violations of basic human rights that he himself witnessed in the MEK.

Klea Xhepi, who is a young and committed nurse and a medical student and the ambassador of the Nejat Society, gave a speech and asked for help from everyone to enable the connection of these painful and expectant mothers with their loved ones.

Angjela Doçi, was another permanent supporter of Nejat Society Albania, who gave a speech at the event. She is the head of the organization of students supporting the Nejat Society, who had been stationed in Al-Basan since the previous day and were active in promoting and organizing the program.

Dochi praised the work and activities of members of Nejat Society Albania and explained about the organization of students supporting the society and invited everyone to join their charitable activity.

There were other Albanian figures who attended the event including Arbana Perihana, an Albanian actress living in Elbasan, who was among the audience and spontaneously asked to express her feelings in a few sentences. Also, the representative of Mufti ( spiritual leader of Bektashi Shiites) of Elbasan in and the head of Elbasan youth organization was there.

November 18, 2024 0 comments

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Why the Albania’s CTV was cyber-attacked by MEK?!

Aldo Solullari media director of the Nejat Society Albania, reported on his Facebook account that the Albanian website CTV Media was targeted by Mujahedin-e Khalq cyber-attacks after revealing facts on the crimes that are taking place within the group’s Manza Camp:

Yesterday, my social media manager reported to me that the Kristal Media; a respected media for the Albanian public from 2019 until now on the eve of 2025, has received cyber-attacks from the Mujahedin Organization.

Media CTV was initially founded simply with social networks where it reached thousands of views, in videos and published articles. In 2020, it was crowned with an international web with the status ‘.com’ because it was followed all over the world. The format of this platform was informative, entertaining, curious and educational.

In my involvement as a spokesperson in the Nejat association, I shared the dark hidden facts about the Mujahedin Organization. The manager of my media with the initials A.C, reports to me that my media was first hacked, in the period before the state police made checks in the MEK prison premises. At that time, I appeared on television to call for the freedom of the Mujahideen, and at that moment the Web of my media was hacked with Russian letters. Every news was deleted, and every material was made in Russian, as there are links with the Russian programs, the programs that the Mujahideen use, and they know it very well.

They do not understand that I managed to identify that the attacks came from Manëza, blocking my Domain and my server in Germany, of my CTV portal. CTV will work hard to bring to attention the dark truth of the MEK and I cannot close my mouth to show their murders, their terror, and their criminal acts. BEWARE OF ME AND THE TRUTHS I KNOW!

November 9, 2024 0 comments

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The mechanisms of leaving the MEK, according to former child soldier

Mohammad Reza Torabi, a former child soldier of the Mujahedin- Khalq (MEK) in Space dated October 18th, 2024, on Platform X, spoke about the mechanisms of leaving the MEK during his stay in Iraq and Albania from the past to the present. At the beginning of his speech, he said a key sentence in this regard that is worth noting: “The reality is that it is possible to leave the MEK, but it is very, very difficult.”

Iraq during the Saddam Hussein era

Torabi starts from 2001, when after holding meetings for all organizational levels, it became almost impossible to leave Camp Ashraf. According to Torabi, in these meetings, Massoud Rajavi publicly announced that we will not send anyone abroad from now on.

This former child soldier of the MEK describes the 2001 meetings as “very violent” and “anti-human” and “literally brutal”. According to Torabi, the word “Brutal” is the best adjective to describe the meetings. According to Masoud Rajavi’s new instructions, if a person wanted to leave the organization, he should first confess to the camera that he would not fight any more, and secondly, he should announce his resignation in a meeting before the crowd, so he would be subjected to the most brutal attacks. Curses, insults, spitting and even beatings from the brutalized comrades, and if he did not regret leaving the organization during these stressful and oppressive stages and resisted all the attacks, he would have to stay in a section called the exit for 2 years, until his alleged information would be burned and eventually he would be left at the border of Iran and Iraq.

According to Mohammad Reza Torabi, “leaving the MEK is the strictest red line” and if a person announced his intention to leave, all tasks would be shut down in order to convince the person to stay.

Due to such difficult conditions, some members of the group tried to escape from Ashraf camp. Ashraf was a large piece of land surrounded by barbed wire, guard towers and iron gates, in the bareness of the Iraqi deserts, which increases the probability of failure of escape plans. Mohammad Reza Torabi says that people who were caught while fleeing were punished with imprisonment and torture for at least six months.

Iraq after the American invasion

In 2003, after the American invasion of Iraq and the subsequent overthrow of Saddam Hussein and the disarmament of the MEK, the American forces took over the protection of Camp Ashraf. According to Torabi’s testimony, the American forces conducted short interviews with each and every member of the camp in the tents they had built around Ashraf, but the intensity of the brainwashing was so excessive that most of the members did not share their willingness to leave, with the Americans. Torabi says that people believed that they were the forces of imperialism and did not tell anything to them for fear of saying the wrong thing.

According to Torabi, since the MEK was under American supervision at that time, they could no longer torture people. At that time, people who wanted to leave the establishment could go to the American temporary settlement camp known as TIPF and stay there for a few years until the conditions for transfer to Iran or a third country were provided for them.
But inside the organization, as Mohammad Reza remembers, the leaders used to tell scary stories about TIPF to people in order to reduce the desire to leave their cult.

The first months in Albania

According to Mohammad Reza, Masoud Rajavi was determined to stay in Iraq, even before 2010, the United Nations proposed a plan based on which all members of the MEK would be transferred to Poland, but Rajavi’s strategy was to stay in Iraq.

Torabi even remembers that Abrishamchi spoke in the meetings about the possibility of Kurdish uprising and Barzani’s arming, followed by the arming of the MEK

But in 2016, under the pressure of the Iraqi government and the support of the United States, the MEK were completely transferred from Iraq to Albania, while Rajavi preferred that people stay in Iraq and more forces were killed in the attacks on Camp Ashraf and Camp Liberty.

Torabi talks about the atmosphere created after entering Albania: in a short time after entering Albania, when the organizational structure of the group had lost its cohesion, several hundred people were able to leave. Mohammad Reza explains why he did not leave the Cult of Rajavi in those days: “For someone like me, who was brainwashed by Masoud Rajavi, life outside the Mujahideen Khalq was unimaginable.”

Today in Albania

One year after moving to Albania, the leaders of the MEK rented the current location of the group in the village of Manez in the north of Tirana and started the construction of their new stronghold called Ashraf 3. Once again, under the pretext of security issues, they built a fence and gate around their camp, and this time they added CCTV cameras to the protection layer of their camp.

Nevertheless, according to Torabi, the conditions of the members today are not as difficult as the conditions prevailing in Iraq, but people are either so old that they no longer have the motivation to leave and see themselves too old to build an independent life outside the group, or in terms of personality and spirit not everyone has the capacity to endure two years of isolation and repression before being fired, in the exit department of the organization.

Mohammad Reza Torabi says: Imagine living in a place where if you ask to leave, everyone will consider you as a traitor! According to them, the worst sin is to leave the MEK. In this situation, anyone who leaves this cult is really bravely making the most difficult decision of his life.

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We are ready to testify

A number of former members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO), who managed to escape from this terrorist cult, have signed a joint statement entitled “We are ready to testify”.

The text of the statement is as follows:

We, former members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization, are ready to testify against the MEK and its heads, including Massoud and Maryam Rajavi.

We, the signatories of this statement, are ready to testify in any court, anywhere in the world, in person or through video communication, with detailed and full descriptions, that the MEK and its heads were directly responsible for:

1. Playing an active and direct role in the cruel and widespread killing of the people of Iran and Iraq.

2. Having close military and intelligence cooperation against Iranian defenders and border guards with the criminal dictatorship of Iraq, which was punished for its actions, during 8 years of defense of the Iranian people to repel foreign aggression.

3. Making many efforts and planning, after the announcement of the ceasefire between Iran and Iraq to rekindle the fire of war, as the head of this organization has repeatedly admitted, (War mongering under the title of spark and war strategy)

4. Playing an active military role in killing Shiites in the South and Kurds in the North of Iraq, in collaboration with the repression system of the criminal Saddam Hussein.

5. Violating the most basic human rights of the group members and their families and even torturing and injuring the members or killing them in various ways.

6. Forming a troll farm and a cyber army, under foreign interventionist supervision, and endangering the psychological and physical security of Iranian men and women through cyberspace, and spreading and encouraging terrorism and sabotage.

7. Threatening and intimidating former members who no longer wish to be traitors to the country with this destructive cult repeatedly, and even framing them up in foreign countries to silence them.

Therefore, we are ready to testify against the MEK and its heads in all the above cases and provide sufficient evidence in any court.

To view the List of signatories, click here

October 29, 2024 0 comments

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Echoes on Presence of Nejat Society Albania in Modena Conference

The conference “Iran’s fight with domestic and international terrorism in the multipolar world” in Modena, Italy was covered by Italian and Iranian media. Activists of Nejat Society also welcomed the presence of Erisa Rahimi, as the representative of Nejat Society Albania, in the conference.

The aforementioned conference, which was held on the October 12th under the auspices of the Cultural Center of the Fatherland in Modena, Italy, hosted several Italian, Iranian and one Albanian figure, the representative of Nejat Society Albania.

In the news coverage of a conference that focused on Iran’s fight against terrorism in both internal and external dimensions, Italian media presented Iran as a victim of internal terrorism and especially as a victim of terrorist attacks by the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) cult.

Erisa Idrisi Rahimi as a representative of Nejat Society was one of the speakers of the conference. As she is closely familiar with people who are trapped in the MEK camp in Albania, she addressed the audience telling them about the dictatorship of the Rajavis over their group. She tried to be the voice of families of members of the Cult of Rajavi who have been suffering decades of separation from their loved ones. Members of the group, isolated from the outside world endure severe violation of human rights.

Ebrahim Khodabandeh, the CEO of Nejat Society in Iran believes, that the speech of Erisa Edrisi was welcomed by the audience and covered in the Italian media because she had new words to present compared to other speakers of the panel. In addition to dealing with the issue of terrorism, she also examined the MEK from the perspective of human rights and family rights.

As soon as the news was reflected in the media and also on the Nejat Society website, a number of families and members of the society contacted and expressed their satisfaction and sent congratulations.

The fact is that, thanks to the efforts of its members, Nejat Society Albania, a year after its establishment and after overcoming various problems and issues, is now a known brand with humanitarian objectives.
Italian news media that reflected the news of the conference include Report Sardegna 24, Marx 21, Il Tazebao, La Pressa and Agenzia Stampe Italia.

La Pressa newspaper had previously published a piece to announce the time and place of the conference and some information about the speakers and topics that would be discussed in the conference.

Ms. Maria Morigi’s report as a journalist and analyst who was present in the meeting was the most reflected in the media. Morigi, who was one of the speakers of the meeting, in her words about the terrorist and cult-like nature of the MEK, cited the famous article of American journalist Elizabeth Rubin, which was published in the New York Times magazine in 2003 under the title “The Cult of Rajavi”.

Morigi also published earlier in September on the same topic in Agence Stamp Italia. In her report, she discussed the violent background and cult-like attitude of the MEK and its international aspects.

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October 21, 2024 0 comments

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Representative of Nejat Society Albania in a conference in Italy

The cultural center La Terra dei Padri (Land of the Fathers) in Italy organizes many social and political activities for public awareness.

Among these activities was organizing a program titled “Iran, struggling against Terrorism” in Modena city, where Ms. Eria Idrizi (Rahimi) was invited to participate and speak in this program on behalf of Nejat Society.

The invitation was sent with the signature of Mr. Luciano Lago, the president of this cultural center, and Ms. Idrizi, the president of the Albanian Nejat Society, accepted this invitation and left for Italy. In addition to her mother language, which is Albanian, he is also fluent in English and Italian and has also learned Persian in these years.

In this conference, which started at 17:15 on Saturday, October 12, 2024, Ms. Beatrice De Maio, a member of the city council and civil activist in Modena, welcomed the audience and introduced the speakers.

Then the speakers spoke in the following order:
Dr. Hanieh Tarkian, lecturer of Islamic sciences in Italian universities and director of the Department of Islamic Sciences of the Center for International Studies in Rome
Dr. Abolfazl Emami Meybodi, head of the Islamology Department of the International Studies Center of Dimore della Sapienza (Houses of wisdom) in Rome.
Erisa Idrizi, President of the Albanian Nejat Society
Maria Morigi, writer, researcher, reporter and regional geopolitical analyst
Stefano Bonilauri, civil activist and publisher and editor in various media

And the final speaker, who presented the goals of the conference and summarized the presented materials, was Mr. Gianni Alemanno, the secretary of the Indipendenza Party of Italy.

In her speech, Ms. Erisa Idrizi introduced the Nejat Society and its goals and activities in Iran and in Albania, introduced the structure and activities of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO) in Albania from the words of former members of this organization, and described it as a terrorist cult whose current members are its prime victims.

Ms. Idrizi called for the intervention of the Albanian government and the exercise of its sovereignty in the Manez camp and asked the international organizations to end the violation of human rights in this camp and facilitate the communication of families with their loved ones after decades.
After the conference, Ms. Idrizi gave interviews to three Italian TV channels.

On the sidelines of this conference, a photo exhibition of the terrorist activities of the MEK was arranged, which attracted the attention of the attendees.

Erisa Idrizi next to Hanieh Tarkian and Abolfazl Emami

Erisa Idrizi between Mr. Gianni Alemanno and Ms. Beatrice De Maio

October 14, 2024 0 comments

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Nejat Society congratulats Mr. Aldo Sulollari and his honorable wife

It was with great pleasure and happiness that we were informed that the daughter of Mr. Aldo Sulollari, the media director of the Albanian Nejat Society, and his active and beloved wife, Brikla, was born this morning.

We congratulate the blest birth of the second child of this family, who is a part of the great Nejat family, on behalf of all the families and members of the Nejat Society, and we wish the newborn a long and honored life with God’s blessing.

It is also necessary to appreciate the unquestionable efforts of the very young couple, Mr. and Mrs. Sulollari, in order to advance the goals of the Nejat Society in Albania.

August 18, 2024 0 comments

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Some points on Children of Camp Ashaf by Amir Yaghmai

Amir Yaghmai, former child soldier of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) explains some points about “Children of Camp Ashraf”.
Children of Cam Ashraf is a documentary directed by the Iranian journalist and film maker Sara Moien. The film is based on the life story of four of near a thousand children of MEK members who were separated from their parents in 1991 and were smuggled to Europe and North America.

The children were left in foster families who were MEK sympathizers, in most cases not with normal qualifications of a safe family. Amir Yaghmai, Parvin Hosseinnia, Atefeh Sebdani and Hanif Bali are the four Swedish citizens whose traumatic childhood involved with the MEK cult is narrated in the documentary.
Amir usually gives updates about the process of broadcasting the film on his accounts on social networks. These are some points that he explained to the Swedish viewers of the film on his Facebook account on July 14th, 2024:

Hello dear friends,
Hope all is well with you. I know that many of you have seen our documentary film “the children from camp Ashraf” which is directed by Sara Moein and produced by Linda Mutawi from Atmo Stockholm in collaboration with SVT. For those of you who haven’t seen it, I recommend that you go and see it through the link below.
A few points I want to highlight about the film:

1- it has taken about 6 years to produce this documentary with countless hours that are not included in the film itself. Making such a documentary film is extremely difficult considering the complex background of the Mojahedin and considering that 4 participants must each tell parts of their personal story. With the feedback I received, I know that the entirety of our story came across in the film.

2- the questions that remain are many. I look forward to being able to clarify in a suitable platform the parts that have not had time to be elucidated or the parts that need a better explanation. I see the questions more as an opportunity to open up for discussion and also debate questions about our history and the film. I don’t mind debating with supporters or members of this organization but I know from experience that they shy away from debating with critics and all they do is label and smear their critics. Which we were all prepared for from the start.

3- my personal goal and involvement in the film has been to contribute knowledge to a younger generation that can fall into the trap that I personally fell into. It can be an emotional period as a teenager where many evil and destructive forces want to pull one and exploit one’s vulnerability. With experiences from those who have ended up there, this can be reduced or at least make them think twice. Simply making the world a better place and helping young people in vulnerable situations.

July 24, 2024 0 comments

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What vacation meant as a child of Mujahed

Atefeh Sebdani, a child of Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, Cult of Rajavi) wrote about the traumatic memoirs of the so-called trips in her childhood in a foster family.
Atefeh and her siblings together with hundreds of MEK children had been separated from their Mujahed parents in Iraq and had been smuggled to Sweden. The MEK agents had delivered five of them, Atefeh, her two biological brothers and two other children, to a couple who were sympathizers of the group and they themselves had one child.
Right now, Atefeh Sebdani is on vacation with her family in Greece. From there, she has published two posts on her Facebook account and explained what “vacation” meant in her childhood in a foster family who received Swedish social funds for five foster children!
Atefeh and her siblings were left home alone by their foster parents but sometimes they were taken to trips by the MEK or as Atefeh says by “the cult”. However, the trips were not like vacations. They were taken by bus to any location that the MEK was supposed to hold a rally. The children were expected to make the rally look crowded. They had to beat on drums, wave flags and chant slogans of the Cult of Rajavi. Atefeh has previously written about those exhausting missions for MEK Children in European cities 15498.
Now, read her new posts on her Facebook account from Greece:

MEK Children left home alone by their foster parents

July 18th, 2024 :
When I was a child, my siblings and I had to stay at home while our foster parents and their biological son went away on vacations.
It was the Dominican Republic, the USA, London, Rome, Mallorca…
I often thought that at some point someone should see this. Especially since my foster parents not too rarely went with others or visited others. That we were never allowed to come along. That we were left alone at home. Sometimes for two weeks.
When someone asked why we weren’t there, they said we didn’t want to. And they were satisfied with that answer.
That five children did not want to go with them for a week to Mallis to sunbathe and swim. Rather be left alone in a rainy Sweden. Cook for themselves when the leftovers and snacks in the pantry run out. Fall asleep by themselves in the large villa. Keep an eye on each other in case something happens. In a time without mobile phones and no contact with our guardians.
When our foster parents then came home, they handed out the souvenirs they had mercifully bought for us.
– Thank you, thank you, what a nice necklace, we said gratefully.
While they were telling the stories from their trip, about the old man in a square who made that particular necklace by hand. It was a fun experience for them to see his work, we understood. Like everything else they experienced that they remembered so well and laughed about sometimes.
If we were lucky, we got to see some photos too. But only if we were lucky.

MEK demonstrations filled out by Children

July 19th, 2024:
You were shocked by what I wrote about my foster parents in the previous post.
Although sometimes we got to go on trips too.
It was the trips we were put on a bus to various European locations. There were cities that many in the People’s Mujahedin sect did not find so exciting to go to for demonstrations. But even these demonstrations needed to be filled out. Then it was perfect to bring us along.
We usually went so we would prefer not to sleep over somewhere. If it was night, we could take a nap on the bus. On some occasions it became difficult to get the logistics for the bus driver and then we were checked into a Formula 1 hotel. Entire families in one room with only a double bed was nothing strange. Lying down and sleeping on a floor wasn’t either. We solved most of it. Our purpose, the fight in the name of the sect, was the most important. And we foster children, who were never otherwise allowed to go anywhere, were happy to be included.
When the demonstration was over, they collected us at the buses to go back home. What we had seen from our stay was a square engulfed in the cult’s flags and effigies of the leaders.
We came home and talked about our trips abroad. Many were the cities we had to cut down.
The foster parents are satisfied. Because of course we had to travel with us.

July 22, 2024 0 comments

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