THE WASHINGTON TIMES A former U.N. official who has accused his ex-boss of covering up human rights abuses against Iranian dissidents in Iraq is seeking help in Washington for the exiles, as Baghdad pressures them to return to Iran where they would face execution as traitors. The U.N. mission in Iraq is cooperating with Baghdad…
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Call by Iranian Opposition Leader for International Fact-finding Mission and Opening the Doors to Camp Liberty in Iraq to Journalists and Parliamentarians
PRNEWSWIRE PARIS, July 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Following remarks by Martin Kobler, the outgoing Special Representative of the UN Secretary General (SG) in Iraq, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the President of the National Council of Resistance of Iran described Kobler’s two year conduct as a betrayal of human rights and the RtoP principle (Responsibility to Protect)…
The friends left in the shadow of war
THE WASHINGTON TIMES America has an obligation to save its friends in Iran By Former Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge The Iranian regime’s war against the United States — and it is very much a war — has largely been fought by proxies for more than two decades. The U.S. government considers Iran the…
Time to take the necessary steps to secure the safety of the population of Camp Ashraf/Liberty
THE HILL By Tahar Boumedra This week the UN Security Council session will discuss the possibility of extending the mandate of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI). It is expected on this occasion that the head of UNAMI, the Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG) Ambassador Martin Kobler will present his periodic…
UN and US should stand up to their values and commitments towards Iranian dissidents in Iraq
NCRI – At the session of the UN Security Council on Tuesday, July 16, Martin Kobler, who ends his mandate in Iraq, demonized the residents of Camps Ashraf and Liberty, who have been victimized, in favor of the Government of Iraq and the clerical regime in Iran. He repeated his ludicrous fabrications, which had previously…