Monday 6 June 2011

Ashraf families pressured, repressed and abducted by Iran agents in Iran

NCRI - Intelligence agents of clerical regime abducted Ms. Mahboubeh Mansouri, a family of Ashraf residents, on Wednesday, June 1; there is no news of her whereabouts. Five family members of Ms. Mansouri, including two of her sisters, reside is Ashraf. Her brother Mohammad-Ali, was arrested in 2007 because his son and some of his other relatives were in Ashraf and that he had participated in a commemoration of the massacred political prisoners. He was subsequently condemned to 17 years imprisonment and is currently in Gohardasht prison under excruciating conditions.

 Additionally, it is over a month that there is no information about Ms. Arya and Ms. Negar Haeri, wife and daughter of political prisoner Mashallah (Hamid) Haeri who were abducted by elements of MOIS on May 1st. Mr. Haeri's son and brother (Sohail and Abdollah) are among Ashraf residents.
In addition, on May 1st, a number of members of families of supporters of PMOI together with relatives of martyrs of April 8 deadly attack on Ashraf were arrested in raids on their homes by mullahs' intelligence. Amongst them were, Mr. Mahmood Azimi, Mr. Nasser Sodagari, Tahereh and Pouyan Sodagari, wife and son to Mr. Nasser Sodagari and Ms Sedigheh Moradi,

The Iranian Resistance once again emphasizes that the arbitrary arrests of families of PMOI members in Ashraf is part of the sinister policy of the theocratic regime to impose further pressure and intensify psychological torture against Ashraf residents. It calls on international and human rights bodies, especially the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the United Nations special rapporteurs on arbitrary arrests to take immediate action to put an end to the suppression of Ashraf residents families.
Secretariat of National Council of Resistance of Iran
June 5, 2011

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Great Annual Gathering in Support of Camp Ashraf

• International gathering with presence of tens of thousands of Iranians and others in support of Camp Ashraf residents in Villepinte, near Paris, on Saturday, June 18 • Hundreds of prominent figures and dignitaries from five continents will participate • Call for immediate protection of Ashraf residents and offer of a permanent solution for Ashraf to the UN, US and EU The crisis in Camp Ashraf, where 3400 members of Iranian opposition are besieged, is deepening and attempts to find a solution have evolved into a pressing issue on both sides of Atlantic. Therefore, in a massive international event in Paris on Saturday, June 18, to be attended by tens of thousands of Iranians, members of the US Congress, parliamentary delegations from various EU member states and Arab countries, and scores of senior officials in the Obama, Bush and Clinton administrations will call for urgent measures by the UN, US and EU to protect Ashraf residents. Dozens of international dignitaries and former senior US officials will urge the US President, UN Secretary General and the EU High Representative to offer a long-term and peaceful solution to the Ashraf crisis, it was announced in a press briefing on the verge of this international event. The participants, while calling for an end to any appeasement of Iran’s clerical regime, will ask for adoption of the policy of regime change vis-à-vis the clerical regime and recognition of the Iranian Resistance.
. Date & Time: Saturday, June 18, 2011, at 3:30 pm Venue: Parc des Expositions de Paris-Nord-Villepinte, 93420 Villepinte French Committee for Secular and Democratic Iran Background information: On April 8, on the orders of Prime Minister Nouri-al-Maliki and at the behest of the Iranian regime, Iraqi forces massacred Ashraf residents, who are protected persons under Fourth Geneva Convention, killing 35 residents, and wounding 350. Iraqi military forces are still inside Ashraf, with one-third of the camp currently under Iraqi military occupation. The gathering on June 18 takes place eight years after the raid on the headquarters of the National Council of Resistance of Iran on June 17, 2003, in which 164 Iranian dissidents who are political refugees in France were arrested. Recently, the French judges officially annulled terror charges against officials and recognized that the PMOI (People’s Mujahedin of Iran) members are not terrorists but rather are members of a legitimate resistance. A majority of members of the French National Assembly recently signed a declaration recognizing the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).

Activists working for the Great Gathering ?Iran..UK..Belgium..


 
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