SCOOP INDEPENDENT NEWS On August 13, 2011, an article written by Elizabeth Rubin appeared in NYT’s Sunday review. The highly biased article which lacks the slightest notion of neutral reporting cites allegations emanating from Iran’s rulers against their main opposition, Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK/PMOI). As the US Department of State is due to review its decision on…
Month: August 2011
MEK FTO List Has Put Innocent Lives At Risk
OfficialWire.com My name is Hanif Hosseindost born in 1980 in Rasht in northern Iran. All my family members are in Camp Ashraf. I was active in the student protests during Khatami’s presidential period in 1382. In the universities, these protests ended in clashes between protesters and the Revolutionary Guards ( Pasdaran). I was arrested…
Thousands of Iranians Rally in Washington, Urge delisting of MEK
StopFundamentalism.com I was among thousands of Iranian-Americans from 41 states across the country who took part in a huge rally and march outside the State Department last Friday, urging Secretary Clinton to act swiftly and delist the principal Iranian opposition movement, the Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI/MEK). Several senior former US Government officials also spoke at the…
Iraq: UN stresses that exiled camp residents must not be deported
UN News Centre 29 August 2011 – The United Nations today stressed that residents of a camp in Iraq housing Iranian exiles must be protected from deportation or expulsion, and pledged to continue helping the country’s Government to find a peaceful solution that conforms with international law. Situated in the eastern Iraqi province of Diyala,…
UNAMI calls on Government of Iraq to abide by international law in dealing with Ashraf Camp
United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq Baghdad, 29 August 2011: Over the past few years the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq and the High Commissioner for Human Rights have been closely monitoring the situation in Camp Ashraf, exploring possible assistance in reaching a resolution that is consistent with Iraq’s sovereignty rights and international law….