Tag Archives: The MEK and Children
2022/01/15
Nejat Society, January 14 2022:... British Home Office document reads: “According to the Child Soldiers Global Report 2004 “The MeK reportedly recruited members from the USA, Europe and Iraqi prisoner of war camps and jails. Children were said to be among MeK members in Ashraf camp, including 17-year-old Majid Amini who ‘was recruited to join the MeK in Tehran with…
2021/12/16
Nejat Society, December 16 2021:... It was a terrible life there. I was in Ashraf until I was eight or nine. In Camp Ashraf or in the MEK’s bases in the West, I was sexually abused by the MEK sympathizers and members. I was then given to a family that was very bad. I was constantly beaten by them. I…
2021/12/14
Nejat Society reporting from Good Reads, December 14 2021:... Hanif Azizi grew up on a military base in the Iraqi desert. His parents are warriors for the Iranian rebel movement Mujahedin of the People and the fight against Khomeini permeates his entire life. After his father is killed in the war, nine-year-old Hanif takes his little brother by the hand…
2021/12/12
Iran Interlink, December 12 2021:... In Albania, Alice Taylor for Exit News reported the arrest of two senior MEK officials for drug trafficking, people smuggling and money laundering. While MEK experts and observers responded by saying it was about time the MEK’s crimes were exposed and the perpetrators brought to justice, a parallel scandal took place as the article was…
2021/12/10
Mehdi Khoshhal, Cologne, Germany, December 10 2021:... In early 1991, the Iraqi-based Mojahedin-e Khalq (aka PMOI) sent about 900 child members to other Western countries via Jordan under the pretext of war, including about 200 children in Germany and Cologne. The MEK, subjected these children to all kinds of abuse by their parents and supervisors, and even spent the welfare…
2021/12/07
Nejat Society, Tehran, December 07 2021:... They told me that my father was a hero, and that they fought with him. From not being anything, I became something. Hanif was confused and did not feel that he belonged anywhere. He was desperately looking for an identity and had big questions about life. What was the point of that? He had…
2021/11/30
Mazda Parsi, Nejat Society, November 30 2021:... Zahra Moini, former member of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MEK/ MKO/ PMOI/ NCRI/ Cult of Rajavi) was in charge of taking care of the children who have been smuggled by the MEK agents from Iraq to Germany during the first Gulf war. Zahra Moini got to know about the MEK immediately after she…
2021/11/16
Luisa Hommerich, Zeit Online, November 16 2021:... Iranian Mojahedin Khalq . The cult headquarters is evidently located in the respectable Berlin district of Wilmersdorf, in a quiet cross street between two tennis clubs. The villa is painted beige, neatly trimmed bushes adorn the front garden, flower boxes the window sills, behind the windows hang blue curtains. Here, behind the bourgeois…
2021/10/30
Zeit Magazin, Germany, October 30 2021:... He says he involuntarily spent twelve years in Iraq in the infamous Camp Ashraf, the former headquarters of the People's Mojahedin. He is ready to make his story public, under his real name - as the first among the Cologne youth. “I want everyone to know what the People's Mojahedin did to me. So…
2021/09/09
Habilian Association, September 09 2021:... In the history of religious and destructive cults, children have always been the first victims. Whereas, among militant political groups around the world, there are few cases whose stories are as tied to children as the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MeK). In 1990 and 1991, the MeK separated about 700 children from their parents and sent…
2021/04/11
Jack Turner, Geopolitica, April 2021:... Mohammad Rajavi describes this incident as follows: I want to reveal about a dirty and illegal ransom to put pressure on me. Some time ago, the foreign employer of the company I work for, following a series of previous attempts to pressure me, sent me a letter asking me to copy and sign it. The…
2021/02/14
Nejat Society, February 14 20201:... She was born in Saint Diego, the US, in 1980. Her father Hassan Nayeb Agha and her mother Mitra Yusefi were sympathizers of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (the MKO, MEK, PMOI, Cult of Rajavi). Then, the parents took Mahtab and her brother Shahab to Camp Ashraf, Iraq to join the MEK. In 1990, Mahtab and…