Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said on Wednesday that a decision on whether to remove an Iranian opposition group from the list of terrorist organizations would depend in part on whether more than 3,000 of its members cooperate in moving to a new location inside Iraq.
The group, the Mujahedin-e Khalq, or People’s Mujahedin, is under pressure from the Iraqi government to move from Camp Ashraf, north of Baghdad, where it was given territory by Saddam Hussein, the
The Iraqi Justice Minister describes the Iraq’s decision to expel Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, also MKO and PMOI) terrorist group from Iraq as “purely internal.”
Hassan Al-Shammari expressed his wonder over recent remarks of dismissed Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq regarding the Iran’s involvement in the expulsion of MKO members from Iraq and stressed that this measure has been taken following the Memorandum of Understanding signed between Iraq and United Nations
Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani Iraqi Minister of Human Rights called on European Union to accept Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, also MKO, PMOI) terrorists.
According to Habilian database, in his meeting with European Union's Ambassador to Iraq, Mrs. Jana Hybásková, Mohammad Shia’ al-Sudani called on EU’s cooperation in MEK’s refugee admission.
At the meeting which was held in Iraq, Shia’ al-Sudani urged EU member states to help Iraq in the complete expulsion of the cult's
Renowned cult expert Steve Alan Hassan said that in his professional opinion, the extreme influence (brainwashing) used by this destructive cult to recruit, indoctrinate and maintain control over their members ranks extremely high.
According to Habilian database, renowned cult expert, Steve Alan Hassan, posted a reporter’s interview with a former high-ranking member of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Masoud Banisadr, former president Abolhasan Banisadr’s nephew, on his website.
Banisadr
Interpol has issued arrest warrants for 12 leaders of the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization, the Habilian Association website reported on Tuesday.
The website, quoting an informed unidentified Iraqi official, said that the arrest warrants have been issued for the members due to the illegal activities that they have carried out, including abduction.
According to the official, the main impediment to the implementation of the arrest warrants is the fact that police forces
Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi in his speech at the 19th UN Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva condemned assassination of Iranian nuclear scientists, and deplored the West and Zionists' support for assassins and other elements behind the terrorist acts.
Addressing the meeting, Salehi pointed to the background of terrorist operations against Iran's innocent citizens, including children and women and scientists, and added, "These terrorist acts come while those
Last week and in the process of MKO members’ expulsion from Camp Ashraf, one of the captives of the cult managed to escape and announced his separation from the cult.
According to Habilian database, even though Rajavi has selected 397 most adherents of the Ashraf residents for the first stage of their expulsion from Iraq, one of the captives of the terrorist cult whose 10 best years of his life were ruined in the cult managed to became estranged from the terrorist
Following her presence in the European Parliament, Maryam Rajavi decided to speak for the Members of the UK Parliament to beg their support for her terrorist cult, but she was refused permission to visit Britain after the Home Office ruled that it would have a "significant damaging impact on relations between the UK and Iran".
According to Habilian database, Home Secretary Theresa May said, “I have concluded that maintaining Mrs. Rajavi’s exclusion is justified as I do not
The first major step towards removal of Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, also MKO and PMOI) members from Iraq was taken place Saturday by relocating 397 members to Camp Liberty.
According to Habilian database, all of the 397 members were chosen from among the most adherents to the cult’s ideologies, since the cult’s leaders knew it well that if they let the dissidents leave the camp, they would have left the buses and run away to the Iranian borders.
It is noteworthy that some 1660 MKO
Five hundred other members of Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, also MKO and PMOI) are going to be expelled outside Camp Ashraf over the coming days.
According to Habilian database, recent developments surrounding the expulsion of the cult members suggests that in addition to the imminent expulsion of these members, more than 1600 Ashraf residents are willing to voluntarily return to Iran.
The report also indicates that Iraq has issued arrest warrant for some 70 MKO members who were
Iraq's Human Rights Minister Mohammed Shyaa called on EU countries to facilitate harboring Iranian Mujahedin-e Khalq members.
According to a statement by the Ministry today: "Shyaa met ambassador of the European Union in Baghdad, Ms. Jana Hapaschkova who praised the effort made by the Ministry of Human Rights in transferring hundred of members of the Iranian (PMOI) from / Camp Ashraf l in Diyala province to / Camp Liberty / near Baghdad international airport.
From another hand
Iranian Diplomacy has interviewed Hassan Danaeifar, Tehran's ambassador to Baghdad, on the process of MEK’s expulsion and the Iraqi government’s decision.
IRD: After months of tussles, the process of expelling from Iraq the Islamic Republic’s main militant opposition, the People’s Mujahedeen Organization (MEK/MKO), has reached an operative level. According to recent news, four hundred members of the Marxist cult have been moved to Camp Liberty, there awaiting their destiny
This week saw the relocation of Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, also MKO and PMOI) from Camp Ashraf to a Temporary Transit Location, which was along with MKO’s complaints and moaning about being banned to carry their resources which “were provided for terrorist services rendered by supporters in Iraq (Saddam Hussein), Saudi Arabia, America, and elsewhere,” as Paul Sheldon Foote, a professor with California State University Fullerton (CSUF), puts it.
In an interview with Habilian
Iraqi tribes have called on Baghdad to prosecute and punish the criminal members of the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) before the group’s possible departure from the country.
Iraqi tribes have called on Baghdad to prosecute and punish the criminal members of the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) before In a recent statement, Iraqi tribes in the southern city of Basra called on Baghdad to bring to justice those MKO members that aided and abetted
The UNHCR reported allocating an area up to one sq km from Camp Liberty, which is about 40 sq km, to be a temporary home for the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK, MKO, PMOI).
According to Habilian Association (families of Iranian terror victims) database, only one kilometer of camp liberty, called Temporary Transit Location (TTL), allotted to the Mujahedin-e Khalq’s temporary stay at Liberty.
According to the report, during their stay at TTL, the Mujahedin-e Khalq members are housed at
“The start of the MKO members’ relocation to Camp Liberty was not according to their choice but they were forced to do so,” added Hasheminejad when asked about the complete relocation of MKO members.
“Mujahedin-e Khalq organization has firmly decided to create a confrontation between Iraq and international organizations but they faced with the Iraqi government’s firm stance regarding the evacuation of Camp Ashraf as well as the U.N. and the U.S. statements,” Seyyed Mohammad
Four Iranians suspected of involvement in a botched bomb plot targeting Israeli diplomats in Bangkok were members of an exiled Iranian opposition group which wanted the incident to reflect badly on Teheran, Syedsulaiman Husaini, Shia leader of Thailand, said on Sunday.
He claimed the four belonged to the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organisation (also known as MEK, MKO and the People's Mujahedeen Organisation of Iran, or PMOI) which aims to overthrow the current Iranian government.
The
A senior Iranian lawmaker says the Iraqi government should hand over the leaders of the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) to Iran based on international regulations for criminal extradition.
“We expect the Iraqi government to finish off its positive measures by delivering the [MKO terrorist] group criminals to Iran without fear of global hegemonic powers,” Mostafa Kavakebian, member of the Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, said Sunday.
The
Mujahedin-e Khalq organization stated that no additional transfer will take place until “the Special Representative of Secretary General and the Iraqi government declare their approval of the minimum assurances, particularly departure of Iraqi police from inside Camp Liberty,” on the pretext that their presence leads to tension, violence and massacre of the residents!
According to Habilian Association (families of Iranian terror victims), National Council of Resistance of Iran -
The United Nations has welcomed safe relocation of about 400 residents of the Iraqi settlement formerly known as Camp Ashraf to a new transit centre elsewhere in the country, calling it “the first step towards a better future” for the residents, who are Iranian exiles.
The 400 people who voluntarily relocated today – the first to do so – now reside in Camp Hurriya, a temporary transit location, according to a press release issued by the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) in
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said on Wednesday that a decision on whether to remove an Iranian opposition group from the list of terrorist organizations would depend in part on whether more than 3,000 of its members cooperate in moving to a new location inside Iraq.
The group, the Mujahedin-e Khalq, or People’s Mujahedin, is under pressure from the Iraqi government to move from Camp Ashraf, north of Baghdad, where it was given territory by Saddam Hussein, the
