7th Issue of PANORAMA
(Iranian Pen Club monthly magazine)
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... Iranian Pen Club, Geneva: Fortunately we got informed that UNHCR finally accepted to review the refuge and asylum request of the stranded members of the most dangerous religious cult in the whole Middle East which carries the name of pmoi ,individually and not collectively which is based on the manifest published on 13 September 2011 , this organization, UNHCR, has begun the procedure and reviewing of their political refugee cases which they demanded. We the human rights activists who have been pursuing and following the freedom and well being of those stranded members for years ...
Iranian Pen Club, Germany, October 15, 2011
http://www.iran-ghalam.de/
Link to the 7th issue of Panorama
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Also
http://iran-interlink.org/?mod=view&id=10899
Concerns over the Plight of Camp Ashraf
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... The real problem here is not the future of the MKO, who are beefing up their media campaign to legitimize themselves by burying their terrorist background, but the future of the individual residents. The group of MKO members, are in fact being held hostage at Camp Ashraf by the cult leaders, and certainly they deserve pity. The international community should be concerned about their fate because according to a 2007 RAND Corporation study on the MKO, up to 70 percent of the group’s members are held in the Camp against their wills.[9] What the international community needs to do is decide the fate of the criminal cult leaders, because ...
Mazda Parsi, Nejat Bloggers, October 11 2011
http://www.nejatngo.org/en/post.aspx?id=3941
“A fictional world of female worker bees”, this is how Elizabeth Rubin, a contributor to New York Times, describes camp Ashraf, the Mujahedin Khalq (MKO) base in Iraq.[1]
In recent weeks this “fictional world” has been in the Western media’s limelight as the fate of about three thousand (mostly Iranian) residents of the camp has been discussed. The fate of these members has been a controversial issue since 2003 when the Iraqi former dictator Saddam Hussein fell and the camp was left in the hands of Americans, who protected them. The camp is full of former Saddam Hussein mercenaries whose leaders have strategically instructed them to interact with US forces in a peaceful manner. But even with apparently docile conduct, Iraq still doesn’t want them. And the fact that most are Iranians, doesn’t necessarily make them a welcome sight in Iran because ultimately, the public sees them as traitors, despite the fact that the Iranian Government has a special program to help ex-cult members reintegrate. But the group has caught the ear of the international community.
In the first place, one should know what kind of a place Camp Ashraf is. The most recent description about the camp was presented by Elizabeth Rubin in August 2011. She also authored an extended article on the group in 2003 after she visited camp Ashraf, Iraq. In the former article, she notes, “Everywhere I saw women dressed exactly alike, in Khaki uniforms and mud-colored head scarves, driving back and forth in white pickup trucks, starting ahead in a daze as if they were working at a factory in Maoist China. I met dozens of young women buried in the mouths of tanks, busily tinkering with the engines. One by one, the girls bounded up to me and my two minders to recite their transformations from human beings to acolytes of Ms. Rajavi.”[2]
Without including Iran’s input, how can the international community help resolve the complicated issue which will, in due course, either provide a path of freedom or otherwise for the members in the camp? Rajavi’s cult of personality has maintained its brainwashed army there in isolation for decades. For starters, the European Union has named a senior Belgian diplomat to work with the United Nations, Iraq and others to help resolve the plight of more than three thousand opponents of the Iranian government living at a Camp in Iraq, according to Reuters. [3] Jean De Ruyt, a former Belgian ambassador to the EU, will act as an advisor to EU foreign policy Chief Catherine Ashton on Camp Ashraf, reported Reuters. [4]
The real challenge for international officials is not about the fate of these members, but how to deal with the cult leaders, Maryam and Massoud Rajavi. This challenge will continue until the day the Rajavi’s allow cult members choose their own futures, and unfortunately that day might never occur. But last week, Barbara Slavin of IPS reported that Vincent Cochetel, a Washington representative for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), said that an agreement was reached about 10 days ago through the MKO’s legal counsel in London. [5] "They have agreed to individual screening” he told IPS. “We have offered an alternative location near Ashraf.”[6]
The news sounds good because MKO leaders have so far refused a similar suggestion offered by a US Ambassador, Lawrence Butler.[7] Slavin reports that “in the past, the MEK leadership has refused to allow most residents of Camp Ashraf to apply for refugee status or to speak with UNHCR representatives without MEK officials present.” [8]
The real problem here is not the future of the MKO, who are beefing up their media campaign to legitimize themselves by burying their terrorist background, but the future of the individual residents. The group of MKO members, are in fact being held hostage at Camp Ashraf by the cult leaders, and certainly they deserve pity. The international community should be concerned about their fate because according to a 2007 RAND Corporation study on the MKO, up to 70 percent of the group’s members are held in the Camp against their wills.[9] What the international community needs to do is decide the fate of the criminal cult leaders, because once members' testimony is revealed, it will further add to the enormous amount of evidence that the Rajavi’s are power hungry monsters with absolutely no moral backbones.
The role and input of the Iraqi government is crucial, because Camp Ashraf as a part of Iraqi territory has been in existence and occupied by the MKO for over thirty years. During the past month, Iraqi authorities have taken strong stances against the MKO’s presence in Iraq. In his meeting with Ms. Catherine Ashton, Hoshyar Zebari, Iraqi Foreign Minister expressed that his government is committed to close Camp Ashraf by the end of this year. [10]
Most Iraqi authorities and civilians oppose the presence of foreign forces in their country. Former Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim Al-Jaafari, now the leader of Iraqi Shiite coalition, announced that a judicial ruling has been issued for a number of members of the cult. He says that lawsuits have been filed against a number of the members of the terrorist MKO group and rulings have been issued. He notes that, ”it has been emphasized that their presence in Iraq is illegal.”[11]
Iraq is no more an appropriate place for the MKO, and perhaps that’s why the Rajavis are pressing for residents to apply for refugee status, which—as part of the application process—requires them to be interviewed individually. The leaders’ decision to allow un-chaperoned interviews however is bizarre given their history as a cult. The decision indicates a strong change in an undercurrent of member oppression. Barbara Slavin has documented that the “[MKO] leaders insist that they have renounced terrorism and now advocate a democratic government for Iran. But their literature continues to treat their leader, Maryam Rajavi, who lives outside Paris, as the object of a personality cult."She continues that “the whereabouts of Mrs. Rajavi’s husband, Massoud, who led the group into exile, is unknown.”[12]
If members of the MKO are granted refugee status, which country would accept them? “The challenge for us is to find countries to receive them,” Cochetel told IPS. “The likelihood that they can remain in Iraq is very limited.”[13]The MKO is still on the US State Department’s list of designated foreign terrorist organizations (FTO), so American law forbids the group’s presence. European countries are probably not so eager to receive a group of military trained cult members who may still be dedicated to their leaders.
A time will come when the fate of the members of the MKO is decided. What will be the result of those long years of isolation, indoctrination and brainwashing? What will happen to the existence of the MKO?
By Mazda Parsi
References:
[1] Rubin, Elizabeth, An Iranian cult and its American Friends, New York
Times Magazine, Augst13,2011
[2]ibid
[3]Reuters, EU names advisor to help resolve Camp Ashraf issue, September
26, 2011
[4]ibid
[5] Slavin, Barbara, Iranians in Iraqi camp seek refugee status, IPS
September29,2011
[6]ibid
[7]Arango, Tim, Iranian Exile Group Poses Vexing Issue for U.S. in Iraq, New
York Times, July22, 2011
[8]Slavin, Barbara, Iranians in Iraqi Camp Seek Refugee Status, IPS,
September29,2011
[9] Goulka, Jeremiah, Lydia Hansell, Elizabeth Wilke, and Judith Larson.
"Mujahedin-e Khalq in Iraq: A Policy Conundrum." *RAND National Defence
Research Institute* (2009): Web. 3 Nov 2010.
[10]Iraq Foreign Ministry, Iraq Objects to EU in the issue of Camp Ashraf
September22, 2011 (translated by Iran-Interlink)
[11] Mehr News Agency, Iraq- US. Security agreement will not be extended:
ex-PM September25, 2011
[12] Slavin, Barbara, Iranians in Iraqi Camp Seek Refugee Status, IPS,
September29, 2011
[13]ibid
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Also Darius Balafkandeh, MKO defector joined his family . ... The families of residents held in camp Ashraf, Iraq, left Tehran to join the others picketing at the Camp gates. Facing the gloomy atmosphere of the camp they are determined to bring hope, love and emotions back to humiliated hearts of their loved ones held as hostages by the Cult of Rajavi. The Beheshtis have lost one of their sons, Morteza in the MKO. They urge to visit their other beloved son Mostafa who is kept in the Camp but the Cult leaders who consider themselves as the owners of the members’ lives, haven’t allowed Mostafa to visit his family and they have imposed sever psychological pressure on him ... Nejat Bloggers, September 24, 2011 On Monday September19, Mr. Darius Balafkandeh joined his family, Nejat Society, Gilan branch reported. Mr. Balafkandeh was warmly welcomed by his family who were awaiting his return for years. Embraced by his mother, he said with watery eyes: “The MKO is nothing but a liar. Since the moment I decided to flee the strictly controlled system of Rajavi, I tried to reach Iraqi forces protecting Camp Ashraf with great difficultly. I was welcomed by families picketing in front of camp Ashraf. I have to say bravely that when I faced Iranian officials at the Embassy in Iraq, I was surprised to see their humanly kind treatment toward me. I found out that I had been influenced by Rajavi’s indoctrination and forced presence in the group. I had only heard lies during those years. I am really embarrassed now.” Darius’s mother was really moved by visiting her son after many years of waiting. She was crying kissing and hugging her son. She was thankful to the God for she could see her beloved son before her death. She hoped that other families could be able to see the return of their loved children to home and motherland. Nejat Society also hopes the release of others held imprisoned at Camp Ashraf. To view more photos click here . Nejat Society,Tehran families in front of Ashraf Nejat Association, September 24, 2011 The families of residents held in camp Ashraf, Iraq, left Tehran to join the others picketing at the Camp gates. Facing the gloomy atmosphere of the camp they are determined to bring hope, love and emotions back to humiliated hearts of their loved ones held as hostages by the Cult of Rajavi. The Beheshtis have lost one of their sons, Morteza in the MKO. They urge to visit their other beloved son Mostafa who is kept in the Camp but the Cult leaders who consider themselves as the owners of the members’ lives, haven’t allowed Mostafa to visit his family and they have imposed sever psychological pressure on him. ---------- Also: Trapped in Camp Ashraf Warning and an appeal to the international community . ... Massoud and Maryam Rajavi have ordered all the leaders of the MEK to arrange meetings for everybody and give the order to them that “We will go along with the American army to the point that there is no physical interaction but when it comes to the Iraqi government we will become physical and we will make them pay the highest price.”Considering what the Rajavis have said, although we believe that the imposition of Iraqi sovereignty over this illegally occupied territory at this time is an indisputable right of the government of Iraq, we urge the government ... Iranian.com, September18 2011 We are approaching the end of year 2011; the deadline announced by the Iraqi government to evacuate Camp Ashraf. Over the past few months the USG’s diplomatic representative in Iraq Mr. Lawrence Butler has met seven times with the leaders of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organisation in the garrison to talk about the future of the group. His efforts have failed due to the stubborn resistance and rejection on the part of the Mojahedin-e Khalq. Some European countries have also have attempted to start a dialogue with the leaders of the group to convince them to allow the people inside to be sent individually to other countries under the supervision of the United Nations. But their efforts have also faced absolute intransigence on the part of the leaders of the group. ----------- Also Letter of Sahar Family Foundation to the UN General Secretary: Warning against the tremendous and continuous violation of human rights in the Ashraf cult garrison Massoud Rajavi: “Attempting to escape from Ashraf is a political offense and betrayal and the penalty is death.” . ... In these sessions, Massoud Rajavi clearly announced that leaving the organization and attempting to escape from Ashraf is a political offense and betrayal and the penalty for just trying is death. He admitted that discontentment is mounting in his cult and that the internal situation of Ashraf is explosive. Rajavi specified in these meetings that not only losing Ashraf garrison is passing a red line, but also escaping is also an un-crossable line and if one managed to flee, all the commanders and residents of Ashraf are responsible. In many cases when one succeeds in escaping, all commanders and members of the person’s unit are penalized ... Sahar Family Foundation, Baghdad, September 18 2011 Link to Arabic Mr. Ban Ki-moon, the honorable UN general secretary ----- http://www.saharngo.com/ar/story/1572 رسالة مؤسسة اسرة سحر الى الامين العام للامم المتحدة تحذير حول النقض الصارخ والمستمر لحقوق الانسان في معسكر اشرف الفئوي مسعود رجوي: "التفكير في الهروب من اشرف يعد جرما سياسيا وخيانة وجزاءه الموت" السيد بان كي مون الامين العام للامم المتحدة المحترم ---------- Also RT: Lobbyist in Capital Hill with pockets stuffed with MEK’s money (aka; Mojahedin Khalq, MKO, Rajavi cult) . ... The Alyona Show on RT – Russian English –Language news Channel suggests the US media focus on the “Lobbyist in Capital Hill with pockets stuffed with MEK’s money”, on July 9th. The show criticizes US officials’ hypocrisy and double-standard sell the cause of terrorists. Comparing MEK with Al-Qaida the show poses the question that how a terrorist designated organization can be debated in a hearing held in the US congress ... Alyona show, Russia Today, July 16 2011 Link to the full program on RT same video on you tube (Alyona Show) Royals V. MEK The Alyona Show on RT – Russian English –Language news Channel suggests the US media focus on the “Lobbyist in Capital Hill with pockets stuffed with MEK’s money”, on July 9th. The show criticizes US officials’ hypocrisy and double-standard sell the cause of terrorists. Comparing MEK with Al-Qaida the show poses the question that how a terrorist designated organization can be debated in a hearing held in the US congress.
http://iran-interlink.org/?mod=view&id=10782
(Families go and look everywhere to find some signs)
http://www.nejatngo.org/en/post.aspx?id=3913
http://www.nejatngo.org/en/post.aspx?id=3912
The parents of Mr. Jaberifard who have come to Camp Ashraf for several times, say,”we just want to see our son Musa. Which law bars us from meeting our son?”
Mohammad Ali Maleki’s sister could manage to come to Ashraf after years. “Mohamamd Ali, don’t forget us! We have never forgotten you,” she says.
Families picketing at Ashraf gates are all hopeful to defeat the terrorist cult of Rajavi someday.
They are staunchly firm in their decision until they can witness the release of their children from Ashraf prison.
http://iran-interlink.org/?mod=view&id=10743
http://www.iranian.com/main/2011/sep/trapped-camp-ashraf
In addition, we have witnessed UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon appealing to the international community to help the Iraqi government in this case. But no meaningful action has been offered.
The Government of the United States of America also in a clear and transparent way has warned the leaders in the camp that if they do not respond positively to the suggestions put forward, then the USG will no longer be able to act as a negotiator and that the consequences of such action would be entirely attributable to the leaders of the Mojahedin-e Khalq
The people inside the camp are described as “non status” and they are not accepted as refugees or even asylum seekers. The Iraqi government is adamant it will carry out the decision to close the camp - which is one of the last remains of the Saddam regime - and on the other hand the leaders of the Mojahedin inside the camp insist on keeping the status quo without any logical, legitimate, legal or other reasons.
And in this situation, as advocates of human rights and as ex-members of this organisation, we are deeply concerned about how this camp will be dismantled and especially about the misuse of the people inside the camp by the leaders of the group.
According to witnesses inside camp Ashraf it is said that Massoud and Maryam Rajavi have ordered all the leaders of the MEK to arrange meetings for everybody and give the order to them that “We will go along with the American army to the point that there is no physical interaction but when it comes to the Iraqi government we will become physical and we will make them pay the highest price.”
Considering what the Rajavis have said, although we believe that the imposition of Iraqi sovereignty over this illegally occupied territory at this time is an indisputable right of the government of Iraq, we urge the government and the committee in charge of dismantlement of the camp to try, as they have done over the last past 8 years, to only use non-violent solutions to solve this problem.
Although we know that the existence of this camp in this country of Iraq has no logical or legal basis but we are concerned that the heads of the MEK cult will use the 3400+ people stranded there as human shields to pursue their illogical and illegal demands.
We are deeply concerned that, according to much evidence and many documents, not least the report by the RAND Institute, about 70% of the people inside the camp are kept there against their will, and if we add to this their loss of hope due to the grim and uncertain future they face, the lack of access to media and information and the resulting ignorance this brings, and the existence of never ending barriers and security provisions across the camp, if we add all these then the reasons behind the existence of such an isolated island can become clear.
We are deeply concerned that in a situation where the dismantlement of the camp has begun, the leader of the group would force the low level members and the ordinary people trapped inside to fight the security and law enforcement agencies of Iraq.
On top of our concern over the human rights as an indisputable right for every individual inside the camp we remind you that many of the signatories of this letter have a family member, father, mother, spouse, sibling or friend inside the camp as a hostage. Therefore the primary aim of the MEK in keeping the members trapped inside is nothing except using them as a tool and human shield to save the neck of the leader Massoud Rajavi who remains in Iraq.
We warn that considering that the leaders of the group have already rejected the intervention of the Americans and insist on the relocation of the whole organisation as a group to another country, while it is clear that according to international law, asylum can only be given to individuals, the leaders are placing this kind of suggestion on the table only to further reject any non-violent solution and therefore exploit the members and endanger their lives.
We must warn the international community and humanitarian organisations across the globe, time is running out. And we are witnessing that the US proposal is the only feasible and realistic solution during the remaining time. Therefore while we condemn the leaders of the group for their lack of cooperation with the American and Iraqi officials, we warn that the responsibility for any resistance to the decision of the Iraqi government and endangering the lives of the people is primarily on the shoulders of Massoud Rajavi and Maryam Rajavi and the other high ranking leaders of the group.
We also believe that dialogue can be the solution to dismantle camp Ashraf and there should be no need for violence. We ask the leaders of the group to stop their ridiculous behaviour and obduracy and return to the dialogue and negotiation table
The government of Iraq has repeatedly announced that, respecting international humanitarian laws, these people will not be deported to countries where they may face problems and it has shown its commitment to this day. Accommodating and facilitating the voluntary exit from the camp of nearly 100 individuals who have given themselves up to the Iraqi forces from 2009 to the present is clear evidence of this commitment.
Therefore we ask the international community and humanitarian organisations and all the people who are worried about the future of these people to use whatever communication and/or other tools at their disposal to convince the leaders of the group that after the fall of Saddam Hussein Iraq is no longer a place for them to stay and it is their responsibility to seek assistance from international bodies such as the ICRC and UNHCR to get themselves out of there.
We the signatories of this letter would like to bring this issue to the attention of the following:
- The office of the Prime Minister of Iraq (Committee in charge of dismantlement of Camp Ashraf, Baghdad)
- Lady Catherine Ashton and relevant MEPs in European Parliament
- US State Department
- Human Rights Watch, New York
- Amnesty International, London
- United Nations Human Rights Commissioner Ms Navi Pilay, Geneva
The signatories:
Ariaee Milad (Germany)
Abbassloo Mohsen (Austria)
Abdollahi N (Netherlands)
Ahmadi Ali (Sweden)
Alishahi Behzad (Netherlands)
Behboodi Nasrin (Netherlands)
Barati Farideh (Netherlands)
Barati Mahboobeh (Netherlands)
Ebrahimi Jafar (France)
Fatahian Ghafoor (France)
Ghashghavi Ali (Germany)
Ghiabi Fatemeh (Germany)
Gholami Karim (Germany)
Haghi Karim (Netherlands)
Haji Mahrokh (Canada)
Hoseinin Kazem (Netherlands)
Jabani Massoud (Netherlands)
Jahani Ali (Germany)
Kalani Visha (France)
Karami Mohammad (France)
Kazemi Fereshteh (Netherlands)
Khodabandeh Massoud (United Kingdom)
Khoshal Mehdi (Germany)
Kohzadi Homayoon (France)
Kord Rostami Amirhossain (Canada)
Maleki Batool (Switzerland)
Mirasgari Alireza (Germay)
Mirzaee Zahra (Netherlands)
Mohammadi Mona (Denmark)
Mohammadi Mostafa (Canada)
Mohammadi Zahra (Netherlands)
Mohammadi Mahboobeh (Canada)
Movasaghi Amir (Germany)
Naderi Nader (France)
Naghashzadeh Alireza (Austria)
Nasrollahi Alireza (France)
Naseri Saeed (France)
Nazari Mansoor (France)
Noroozi Elham (Canada)
Noroozi Simin (Canada)
Noroozi Soheila (Canada)
Noroozi soosan (Canada)
Piransar Hassan (France)
Rastgoo Ali Akbar (Germany)
Razaghi Mohammad (France)
Rezvani Naser (Sweden)
Roodgar Khodabakhsh (Canada)
Roohi Majid (Denmark)
Sadeghi nejad Abbass (Germany)
Sagharchi Merhdad (Germany)
Sajoodi Mehdi (Germany)
Sarafpoor Hamed (France)
Sepahi Mahmood (France)
Sepher Minoo (Netherlands)
Shahrokhi Robabeh (Sweden)
Shams Hayeri Hadi (Netherlands)
Singleton Anne (United Kingdom)
Sobhani Mohammad Hussein (Germany)
Soltani Batool (Germany)
Termado Edward (Germany)
Thomasini Nelly (Netherlands)
Yousefi Mitra (Sweden)
http://iran-interlink.org/?mod=view&id=10741
http://www.saharngo.com/en/story/1437
http://www.saharngo.com/ar/story/1572
On the tenth anniversary of the grave terrorist catastrophe in the US, which was the act of a destructive mind control cult under the guise of Islam, we on behalf of the families of the captives in the Ashraf cult garrison and freed members of the Rajavi destructive mind control cult wish to acquaint you and all human rights activists and international organizations with the following:
According to the news received from within Ashraf garrison, Massoud Rajavi had arranged for a series of extremely boring sessions with all members in the holy month of Ramadan, between dusk till dawn, via internet. Participating in these sessions was compulsory for all members and those refusing to join were reprimanded and disciplined. Even hospitalized and imprisoned persons were taken to the meetings.
In these sessions, Massoud Rajavi clearly announced that leaving the organization and attempting to escape from Ashraf is a political offense and betrayal and the penalty for just trying is death. He admitted that discontentment is mounting in his cult and that the internal situation of Ashraf is explosive. Rajavi specified in these meetings that not only losing Ashraf garrison is passing a red line, but also escaping is also an un-crossable line and if one managed to flee, all the commanders and residents of Ashraf are responsible. In many cases when one succeeds in escaping, all commanders and members of the person’s unit are penalized.
As you know, the report of the American RAND Institute indicates that around 70% of Ashraf inhabitants are there against their own will and if they have the right to choose they would definitely leave the organization. Rajavi indicated in his meetings with the members to the problem of retaining and controlling the members. At the moment the commanders have detained the unhappy residents of Ashraf using all sorts of barriers and fences and adopting tight security and control techniques.
The information received shows that Rajavi has instructed his cult’s commanders to prevent any escape attempt no matter what the cost and they must stop them even if they have to shoot them. What is certain is that one of the most brutal and constant examples of violation of human rights is going on in Ashraf garrison and unfortunately for some delusional political interests, there is no reaction against it.
One can ask why Rajavi is so scared of the free access of his followers to their families and the outside world, why granting political refugee status to the individuals and the direct contact of international organizations such as the Red Cross is considered as dissolving the organization, and why the UN and personalities and organizations defending human rights are silent in the face of these crimes. The truth is that Ashraf is a notorious and dreadful prison unique in the whole world. In this prison, which is run using the most sophisticated and modern tools and equipment, no one has the right to be visited and the penalty for attempting to escape is death. The members inside the garrison are subject to systematic mind manipulation and psychological and physical torture which are imposed continuously. Unfortunately there is no observation of what is going on and what is happening inside there.
We are certain that one day with the will of God and help of the families picketing outside Ashraf, its doors will be opened and the captives would be freed. Then those who supported the Rajavi cult and international officials who stood silent against these crimes should be held responsible by the families since they have practically joined Rajavi in his misconduct and caused the continuation of the suffering of both the members and their families.
We urge you as the Secretary General of the UN to adopt means to firstly prevent external interference against the Iraqi government imposing its rule over its land and secondly arrange some sort of international observance of what is happening inside Ashraf garrison by the leaders of the Rajavi cult. There are many documents filed in the Iraqi judicial system showing what is exactly happening which is so unpleasant. Most of these documents are recorded by eye witnesses who managed to escape from Ashraf.
We are awaiting your answer.
Sahar Family Foundation
Baghdad, 11 September 2011
Attachments:
- The report of the American RAND institute
- The report of Amnesty International
- The report of Human Rights Watch
Copy to:
- The UN office in Iraq (UNAMI)
- The ICRC
- AI
- HRW
- Iraqi ministry of human rights
- The US embassy in Baghdad
- The commander in chief of the US forces in Iraq
في الذكرى العاشرة للكارثة الارهابية المروعة في اميركا على يد زمرة تخريبية تعمل باسم الاسلام، نود ونيابة عن ذوي الاسرى المحتجزين في معسكر اشرف الفئوي وكذلك المتحررون من زمرة رجوي التخريبية اطلاعكم واطلاع كافة النشطاء في مجال حقوق الانسان والمنظمات الدولية على الامور التالية.
تفيد المعلومات الواصلة من داخل معسكر اشرف ان مسعود رجوي وعلى مدى شهر رمضان وللفترة من الافطار وحتى الفجر قد عقد سلسلة اجتماعات فوق العادة مملة عبر الانترنيت فرضت على جميع الاعضاء ويعرض للتوبيخ والعقوبة كل من يمتنع عن المشاركة فيها ولم يستثنى منها حتى السجناء والمرضى حيث ياتون بهم الى الاجتماع.
ومن خلال هذه الاجتماعات اعلن مسعود رجوي بصراحة ان ترك المنظمة والهروب من اشرف يعد جرما سياسيا وخيانة وجزاءه يصل الى الاعدام، لقد اذعن رجوي ان موضوع الاستياء والسخط اخذ يشتد يوما بعد يوم داخل معسكر اشرف والوضع وصل فيه لحد الانفجار. كما ذكر ان فقدان معسكر اشرف لم يعد الخط الاحمر الوحيد بل ان هروب الافراد من اشرف هو ايضا خط احمر لا يمكن تجاوزه وحذر بان هروب احد الافراد يعرض جميع المسؤولين والاعضاء للمساءلة وفي موارد كثيرة بعد نجاح هروب الفرد تعرض جميع امراء وافراد الوحدة للمساءلة والعقوبة.
انتم على علم بتقرير مؤسسة الراند في اميركا حيث جاء فيه ان بقاء ما يقارب 70% من ساكني اشرف هو خلافا لرغبتهم وان توفرت ظروف منحهم حق الاختيار فانهم وبكل قاطعية سيتركون المنظمة. لقد اشار رجوي وبصراحة خلال اجتماعاته هذه مع الاعضاء الى مشكلة الاحتفاظ بالقوات والسيطرة عليهم. وحاليا فرض الحصار ونصبت الموانع في معسكر اشرف ويفرض الامراء اشد الاجراءات للاحتفاظ بالافراد الذين ضاقوا ذرعا من الزمرة .
وتضيف المعلومات الواصلة ان رجوي اكد على امراء زمرته باستخدام شتى الوسائل للحد من الهروب ومنعه حتى وان تتطلب الامر اطلاق الرصاص وقتل من يحاول الهروب. للاسف الشديد فان زمرة رجوي تستمر بنقضها الصارخ هذا لحقوق الانسان داخل معسكر اشرف وليس هناك من رادع بسبب بعض المصالح السياسية الواهية.
حقيقة لماذا يخشى رجوي الاتصال الحر للاعضاء الاسرى في داخل اشرف مع عوائلهم ومع العالم خارج الزمرة؟ لماذا يعتبر منح اللجوء للاعضاء بشكل فردي واتصال المنظمات الدولية كالصليب الاحمر مع الاعضاء بشكل مباشر على انه تحطيم زمرته والقضاء عليها؟ ولماذا كل هذا الصمت من قبل الامم المتحدة والشخصيات والجهات المنادية بحقوق الانسان مقابل هذه الكوارث؟ الحقيقة هي ان اشرف هو سجن سيء الصيت ومروع وليس له مثيل في العالم.
في هذا السجن المجهز باعقد المعدات واحدث وسائل السيطرة والتحكم لا يسمح لاي احد بالمقابلة ويحكم بالاعدام كل من يحاول الهروب. الافراد وبشكل اتوماتيكي يخضعون لعملية غسيل الدماغ بواسطة العمليات الجارية ويعرّضون باستمرار للتعذيب النفسي والبدني الشديد وليس هناك من اشراف على ما يجري داخل المعسكر.
من المؤكد سياتي ذلك اليوم بعون الله وبعزم العوائل المنكوبة المعتصمة امام معسكر الاسر اشرف الذي ستفتح فيه ابواب المعسكر وسيتحرر الاسرى المحتجزون فيه حينئذ سيعرض للمساءلة جميع حماة زمرة رجوي والمسؤولين الدوليين الذين يلتزمون الصمت اليوم مقابل جرائمه لان هؤلاء قد شاركوا مسعود رجوي في جرائمه وتسببوا في معاناة اسرى معسكر اشرف.
اننا نطالبكم بصفتكم الامين العام للامم المتحدة باتخاذ الاجراءات التي من شأنها الحد من التدخل الاجنبي الذي يمنع من بسط سيادة الحكومة العراقية القانونية المنتخبة على اراضيها هذا اولا وثانيا نطالب بالاشراف الدولي على كل ما يقوم به قادة زمرة رجوي داخل معسكر الاسر اشرف ومنح ساكنيه حقوقهم وفقا للائحة حقوق الانسان. ان لدى جهاز القضاء العراقي الكثير من المستمسكات والوثائق التي تؤيد صحة هذا الموضوع وبضمنها شهادة شهود عيان من نفس ساكني اشرف ممن تمكن بتحمله للخطر الهروب من هذا السجن الرهيب.
نحن بانتظار اجابتكم.
مؤسسة اسرة سحر
بغداد – 11 ايلول 2011 م
الملحقات:
- تقرير مؤسسة البحوث الاميركية (راند).
- تقرير منظمة العفو الدولي.
- تقرير مراقب حقوق الانسان.
نسخة منه الى:
- مكتب الامم المتحدة في العراق (يونامي)
- الصليب الاحمر الدولي
- منظمة العفو الدولي
- مراقب حقوق الانسان
- وزارة حقوق الانسان في العراق
- السفارة الاميركية – بغداد
- قيادة القوات الاميركية في العراق
http://iran-interlink.org/?mod=view&id=10352
http://rt.com/programs/alyona-show/
us-jobs-pentagon-paychecks/
http://rt.com/programs/alyona-show
/us-jobs-pentagon-paychecks/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7DqMK4Ehjs
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