| An Iraqi judge said there’s no legal document for MKO presence in Iraq, Ashraf news website reported. |
"There’s no legal document for (legitimizing) MKO presence in Iraq," an Iraqi judge told Ashraf news website.
“Presence of this grouplet in Iraq is just because of the political will of foreign countries,” Iraqi judge Munir Haddad said.
“Iraq’s political chaos has helped the (prolongation) of the group’s presence in Iraq,” added Haddad.
The judge noted that US presence in Iraq affected the MKO presence in Iraq, and emphasized that “now that the United States has left Iraq, the issue is under the control of the Iraqi government, and members of the group enjoy no legal coverage in Iraq.”
Meanwhile, member of Iraqi parliament, Al-Tamimi said, “those who support the group (MKO/MEK) turn a blind eye to the families of martyrs and victims”.
Criticizing those demanding MKO presence in Iraq as refugees she said, “supporters of the cell are acting according to their own individual interests not according to the country’s national interests.
Translated by: Habilian Association (families of terror victims in Iran)