کانون آوا، 10.09.2016
نامه سرگشاده 505 تن از جداشدگان، منتقدین و خانواده ها به وزیرامورخارجه استرالیا
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بقراراطلاع درتاریخ 25 نوامبر2016 بازنگری لیست تروریستی دولت استرالیا انجام میگیرد. سازمان مجاهدین و شاخکهای سیاسی ونظامی آن (شورای ملی مقاومت و ارتش آزادیبخش) بحق از سالیان پیش دراین لیست ثبت شده اند. سازمان مجاهدین هرگز ازمشی وایدیولوژی مسلحانه و خشونت طلبی فاصله نگرفته است. ما جداشدگان، منتقدین وخانواده های امضاء کننده این نامه شاهدین واقعی دراین رابطه هستیم و ازشما خواستارابقای نام سازمان مجاهدین و موسسات تابعه درلیست گروه های تروریستی استرالیا می باشیم
AAWA-Association, September,10 2016
Open letter to Australian minister of Foreign Affairs Foreign Affairs and Trade
Department of Foreign Affairs Trade
R G Casey Building, John McEwen Crescent, Barton ACT 0221 Australia
Dear minister Mrs. ,
on November the 25th the listing of the Iranian “Mojahedin-e Khalq” organization (MKO/MEK), aka “People´s Mojahedin Organization of Iran” (PMOI) with its political wing, the “National Council of Resistance of Iran” (NCRI) and its military wing, the “National Liberation Army” (NLA) on the Consolidated List has to be extended.
Since years, the MKO tries to appear as a democratic exile-opposition, calling themselves “the Iranian resistance”. They spent a lot of money to acquire support from international former political and military officials and launched a huge public-relations-campaign to present themselves as the “only alternative to the Iranian regime”.
But we as MKO-dropouts, critics and relatives of MKO-members daily suffering the ideology and practices of this Cult know better:
Behind the wall, the MKO is a cultish organization with no support among the most Iranians (exiles as well as those living in Iran). The majority of the Iranians despise the MKO for their alliance with Saddam Hussein in the 80s and for their position against the nuclear program (by most of the Iranian population the program is seen as a legitimate right). At least there is the occult and even messianic image, which has been arranged to Maryam Rajavi “President-elect” and “Sun of the Revolution” and the cultish structure of the organization, which raises questions of democracy within the organization itself because Maryam Rajavi remainedthe President of the organization since her “election” in 1993 without any sign of political pluralism.
Daniel Benjamin, the former U.S. State Department’s counterterror coordinator, told the FP-Website 2015: “Being delisted as a Foreign Terrorist Organization — a decision I took part in — doesn’t mean that this group … has suddenly … become trustworthy or worthy of engagement.”[2], beat up critical demonstrators in Saint-Michel in 2012[4].
As well as in physical violence, the MKO is well trained in psychological warfare:
They strictly separate their Members form families and friends. The members do not have any contact to their relatives. Former members and critics are denounced as “agents of the Iranian intelligence” in general. The MKO fights to silence every critical voice. Therefore they already crashed several homepages from former members and critics with cyber-attacks.
But the MKO members also do not flinch from using violence against themselves:
A lot of MKO-members took part in a large number of hunger strikes in the last years (also in Australia) and so revealed servile obedience to their leader, Maryam Rajavi. You may not forget the self-illumination-protest by MKO-members after the French police raid the MKO headquarter in Paris in 2003.
The terrorist history of the MKO, which was reported to the Australian Parliament in brief by Nigel Brew in 2012[6]
In the last years the MKO tried everything to play a role in the Middle East:
First they were fighting to stay in Camp Ashraf at all costs. But when they had to accept that this fight is not to win, they changed their focus to bring the members to Albania and find some allies in the Region. So Maryam Rajavi met with members of the Syrian Revolution, she swarms over the Saudis and lately she met with Palestine President Abbas. So it is no surprise, when several dropouts, escaping from Camp Liberty, tell the MKO has even close ties to ISIS ensuring the MKO can stay in the region.
We as MKO-dropouts, critics and relatives of MKO-members suffering this Cult, urge you to carefully consider the upcoming decision to extend the MKO-listing, or not.
Yours sincerely,
Cologne, August the 31th 2016
1 | Hassan | Abbaskhani |
2 | Jahangir | Abbassi |
3 | Amir-Hooshang | Abdi |
4 | Assdollah | Abdi-Nematabadi |
5 | Sorayya | Abdollahi |
6 | Marhemat | Abolfathi |
7 | Heidar | Abolhassani |
8 | Alireza | Abooli |
9 | Amirhossein | Abrishamkar |
10 | Esmael | Aghapoor |
11 | Roya | Ahmadbeigi |
12 | Sajedeh | Ahmadi |
13 | Mohammad | Ahmadi |
14 | Baba Ali | Ahmadi |
15 | Batool | Ahmadkhani |
16 | Mahnaz | Akafian |
17 | Behrooz | Akbari Motlagh |
18 | Reza | Akbari Nassab |
19 | Ali | Akrami |
20 | seyyed Saeed | alavian |
21 | Rostam | Alboogheibish |
22 | Jalil | Alboogheibish |
23 | Behzad | Alishahi |
24 | Asghar | Alizadegan |
25 | Gholamali | Allafpoor |
26 | Ali | Amani |
27 | Zommorod | Amini |
28 | Samad | Amiri-Param |
29 | Bagher | Amiri-Param |
30 | Haj Abdolhamid | Anssari |
31 | Hamid | Arab-Dargi |
32 | Zahra | Arab-Dargi |
33 | Behzad | Arab-Dargi |
34 | Ali | Arab-Dargi |
35 | Amir-Hossein | Arab-Dargi |
36 | Mohammad | Araghi |
37 | Gholamreza | Araki |
38 | Fatemeh | Arbabi |
39 | Hadi | Arbabi |
40 | Eskandar | Arjomandi |
41 | Arman | Armani |
42 | Milad | Aryaei |
43 | Mehdad | Ashena |
44 | Zahra | Ashraei |
45 | Mohammad-Javad | Assadi |
46 | Siavosh | assadi |
47 | Abbas | Assadi |
48 | Mastaneh | Assadzadeh |
49 | Behrooz | Assadzadeh |
50 | Abdolreza | Asskereh |
51 | Mohammad | Atabai |
52 | Siavosh | Atighi |
53 | Maasoomeh | Attarian |
54 | Issa | Azadeh |
55 | Hedieh | Azadi |
56 | Adel | Azimi |
57 | Hassan | Azizi |
58 | Ahmad-Reza | Azizi |
59 | Shahin | Baba Ahmadi |
60 | Fariborz | Baba Ahmadi Karimi |
61 | Mohammad-Reza | Bagheban-bashi |
62 | Hamdamali | Bahmani |
63 | Davood | Bakhtiari |
64 | Reza | Bamadi |
65 | Nader | Banifarhan |
66 | Fahim | Bavi |
67 | sekran | Bavi |
68 | Hossein | Bazzazian |
69 | Rabee | Behbahani |
70 | Raheleh | Behbahani |
71 | Khanom | Behbahani |
72 | Narges | Beheshti |
73 | Mohahmmad | Beheshti |
74 | Gholamreza | Behroozi |
75 | Chasb | Beite Mashal |
76 | Abbas | Bidari |
77 | Ehssan | Bidi |
78 | Hamid-Reza | Bikas |
79 | Hooshang | Biroonro |
80 | Nader | Chapchap |
81 | Eidmohammad | Charlang |
82 | Abde Mohammad | Charlang |
83 | Ahmad | Charlangi |
84 | Zeynab | Cheraghi |
85 | Hossein | Dal |
86 | Mohammad Sharif | Damani |
87 | Mohammad Karim | Damani |
88 | Ramin | Darami |
89 | Mohammad | Darikvandi |
90 | Yadollah | Dashti |
91 | Hamid | Dehdar Hassani |
92 | Abdolhossein | Dehdashti-Akhavan |
93 | Behrooz | Dehdashtnia |
94 | Mahnaz | Dehshatnia |
95 | Kazem | Delfi |
96 | Abdolreza | Delfi |
97 | Akbar | Dolatnejad |
98 | Esrafil | Dolatpanah |
99 | Mohammad | Ebadi |
100 | Abdolkarim | Ebrahimi |
101 | Yadollah | Ebrahimi |
102 | Ahmad | Ebrahimi |
103 | Nasser | Eghdami |
104 | Abdolhamid | Fakhrattar |
105 | Nasrollah | Fallahi |
106 | Jaafar | Farajpoor-Andabili |
107 | Taleb | Farhani |
108 | Mohammad | Fatemi |
109 | Madar | Fathi |
110 | Reza | Fathi |
111 | Mohammad | Fathi |
112 | Hamzeh | Fathi |
113 | Zohreh | Fonoodi |
114 | Karim | Fonoodi |
115 | abbas | Ghaeminia |
116 | Ali | Ghaffari Nik |
117 | Dariush | Ghanavati |
118 | Ali | Ghanbarzadeh |
119 | Hamael | Ghanizadeh |
120 | Ali | Ghashghavi |
121 | Leyla | Ghassemi |
122 | Rohollah | Ghassemi |
123 | Akbar | Ghassemi |
124 | Syroos | Ghazanfari |
125 | Roghieh | Gooya |
126 | Effat | Habibi |
127 | effat | Habibi |
128 | Mohssen | Haddadi |
129 | Karim | Haghi |
130 | Ameneh | Haghighat |
131 | Ahmad | Hajeri |
132 | Shahin | Hajeri |
133 | Farzaneh | Haji-Azimian |
134 | Mahmood | Hajizadeh |
135 | Reza | Hamed-Ranji |
136 | Mahboobeh | Hamzeh |
137 | Abdolrahman | Hanzalzadeh |
138 | Peyman | Hassanpoor |
139 | Mohssen | Hatamian |
140 | Adel | Hazbehpoor |
141 | Akram | Hazrati |
142 | Abolfazl | Hejazi |
143 | Hossein | Hemmati |
144 | Narges | Hooripoor |
145 | Seyyed Rooyeh | Hosseini |
146 | Valieh | Hosseini |
147 | Seyyed Reza | Hosseini |
148 | Ghorbanali | Hosseinnejad |
149 | Khalil | Hosseinnejad |
150 | Ali | Hossein-Nejad |
151 | Ahmad | Hosseinzadeh |
152 | Saber | Hozbavi |
153 | Alireza | Imanpoor |
154 | Nilofar | Irani |
155 | Narges | Iranpoor |
156 | Abdolhamid | Iranpoor |
157 | Abdilhassan | Iranpoor |
158 | Mah-Minir | Iranpoor |
159 | Raheleh | Iranpoor |
160 | Homayoon | Iranpoor |
161 | Nasser | Jabbari |
162 | Saeed | Jadidian |
163 | Ali Asgar | Jafarpoor |
164 | Mohammad | Jahanbakhsh |
165 | Mahvash | Jahanbani |
166 | Fazlollah | Jahanbani |
167 | Ali | Jahani |
168 | Mah Monir | Jalali |
169 | Shirzad | Jalili |
170 | Massood | Jalili |
171 | Azar | Jalilian |
172 | Yoossef | Jarafi |
173 | Ramzan | Jirdehi |
174 | Mohammad | Jodat |
175 | shanbeh | Kalantari |
176 | Ranzan-Ali | Kalateh-Safiri |
177 | Maasoomeh | Kalateh-Safiri |
178 | Hossein | Kalateh-Safiri |
179 | Ali | Kalateh-Safiri |
180 | Abolfazl | Kalateh-Safiri |
181 | Mohammad | Kalateh-Safiri |
182 | Akbar | Kalateh-Safiri |
183 | Fatemeh | Kalateh-Safiri |
184 | Zahra | Kalateh-Safiri |
185 | Shahla | Kallehjooei |
186 | Alireza | Karambeigi |
187 | Mohammad | Karami |
188 | Mohssen | Karami |
189 | Zabihollah | Karbakhash |
190 | Robabeh | Karbalaei-Sabbagh |
191 | Mehrangiz | Karimdadi |
192 | Madineh | Karimi |
193 | Syroos | Karimi |
194 | Gharin Nasser | Karimvand |
195 | Behrooz | Kavoossinia |
196 | Dariush | Kazemi |
197 | Mina | Kermani |
198 | Adel | Keshmiri |
199 | Nader | Keshtkar |
200 | Akbar | Khabareh |
201 | Hassan | Khalaj |
202 | Karam | Kheiri |
203 | Hadi | Kheyrandish |
204 | Ebrahim | Khodabandeh |
205 | Massood | Khodabandeh |
206 | Anne | Khodabandeh |
207 | Mehdi | Khoshal |
208 | Rahim | Khosravi-Dizaji |
209 | Homayoon | Kohzadi |
210 | Etrati | Kooshali |
211 | Marhoomeh | Kordmir |
212 | Peyman | Kordmir |
213 | Seyyed Reza | Latifi |
214 | Aziz | Mahdavi |
215 | Fereshteh | Mahdian |
216 | Jaber | Majdamian |
217 | Reyhaneh | Maleki |
218 | Serieh | Malekli |
219 | Someira | Mansoori |
220 | Karim | Mashayekhi |
221 | Rassool | Mazloomi |
222 | Karim | Mazloomi |
223 | Kazem | Mazrae |
224 | Zahra | mirsalari |
225 | Ali | Mirzaei |
226 | Farhad | Mirzakhani |
227 | Iman | Mobeiyeni |
228 | Mohammad-Reza | Mobin |
229 | Alireza | Moghadami-Choobghlooei |
230 | Massoud | Moghaddam |
231 | massood | Moghaddam |
232 | adel | Moghaddam |
233 | Ebrahim | Moghadderi |
234 | Razieh | Mohammad-Alian |
235 | Lotfollah | Mohammadi |
236 | Mustafa | Mohammadi |
237 | Morteza | Mohammadi |
238 | Mohammad | Mohammadi |
239 | Hurieh | Mohammadi |
240 | Asghar | Mohammadi |
241 | Rahman | Mohammadian |
242 | Maasoomeh | Mohammadian |
243 | Zahra | Mohammadi-Kamiab |
244 | Hanif | Mohammadi-Kamiab |
245 | Homeyra | Mohammadnejad |
246 | Assefeh | Mohammadzadeh |
247 | Raana | Moharrami |
248 | Zahra | Moini |
249 | Jafar | Mojaradi |
250 | Saeed | Mojarrad |
251 | Jaafar | Mojarrad |
252 | Ali | Mokhtari |
253 | Habib | Moonessi-Gharamaleki |
254 | Sedighe | Morshedzadeh |
255 | Mir-Davood | Mortazavi |
256 | Aziz | Mossaedi |
257 | Jahad | Motavari |
258 | Ghadamkheir | Motiei-ghalavand |
259 | seyyed-Amir | Movasseghi |
260 | Mohammad Reza | mustafazadeh |
261 | Nader | Naderi |
262 | Ahmad | Naghashan |
263 | Lida | Namdari |
264 | Hamid Reza | Narimi |
265 | Omid | Narimi |
266 | Farshid | Nasrollahi |
267 | Saeed | Nasseri |
268 | Emaeil | Nassiri |
269 | Hoorieh | Nassiri |
270 | Rahman | navabi |
271 | Jamshid | Nazari |
272 | Manssoor | Nazari |
273 | Dariush | Nazari |
274 | Haj Hossein | Nazari |
275 | Ahmad | Nazeri |
276 | Tahmoores | Nazeri |
277 | Nima | Nazeri |
278 | Kiumars | Nazeri |
279 | Hadi | Negravi |
280 | Momen | Nejad Limoodehi |
281 | Mehrnoosh | Nik Seyr |
282 | Gholamhossein | Nikoo |
283 | Ahmad | Nobakhti |
284 | Mehrdad | Noroozi |
285 | Mohammad Taghi | Noroozi |
286 | Alireza | Noroozpoor |
287 | Rafegh | Nosrati |
288 | Manijeh | Obeidnejad |
289 | Ardalan | Omidvari |
290 | saeed | Pakdel |
291 | Mehdi | Palideh |
292 | Farideh | Parvaresh |
293 | Nasser | Passinia |
294 | Nasrollah | Pirzadi |
295 | Farideh | Poolararag |
296 | Ghahreman | Poolararag |
297 | Kazem | Poor Khafajian |
298 | Hajar | Poorabdi |
299 | Mehdi | Poorghsassem |
300 | Najaf | Poor-Mahla |
301 | Jamshid | Poorvahed |
302 | Farhad | Rabiei |
303 | Maki | Rafiei |
304 | Fatemeh | Rahimi |
305 | Sadegh | Rahmani |
306 | Azadeh | Rahmani |
307 | Bayazali | Rahnamai |
308 | Reza | Rajabzadeh |
309 | Reza | Ramzani |
310 | Kobra | Rashti |
311 | Ahad | Rassoolpoor |
312 | Allaverdi | Rassoolzadeh |
313 | Siavosh | Rastar |
314 | Hamid | Rastegari |
315 | Abbas | Rastegari |
316 | Ali Akbar | Rastgou |
317 | Mohammad | Razzaghi |
318 | Ghorbanali | Refiei |
319 | Mehrangiz | Rezaei |
320 | Maasoomeh | Rezaei |
321 | Sadegh | Rezaei |
322 | Majid | Roohi |
323 | Hadi | Roomipoor |
324 | Abbas | Sadeghinejad |
325 | Ziba | Saedi-Mianeh |
326 | Nilofar | Safraraz |
327 | Mehrdad | Sagharchi |
328 | Behzad | Sajedifar |
329 | Nahid | Salehpoor |
330 | Jalal | Salmani |
331 | Mahinalsadat | Samadi |
332 | Maryam | Sanjabi |
333 | Aazam | Sardari |
334 | Hamed | Sarrafpoor |
335 | Mir Bagher | Sedaghi |
336 | Ghodrat | Sedigh |
337 | Mahmood | Sepahi |
338 | Saboora | Shaabani |
339 | Roghieh | Shaabani |
340 | Ahmad-Reza | Shafiei |
341 | Ahmad-Reza | Shafiei |
342 | Akram | Shahabi |
343 | Kazem | shahidi |
344 | Rabee | Shahrokhi |
345 | Maasoomeh | Shakeri |
346 | Mohammad-Reza | Shams |
347 | Saba | Shekarbeigi |
348 | Maasoomeh | Shirdel-Bavi |
349 | Arman | shirkhoda |
350 | Maziar | Shirvani |
351 | Delbar | Shojaei |
352 | Shahram | Shokri |
353 | Maryam | Shokri |
354 | Maria | Shokri |
355 | Karim | Sojoodi |
356 | Reza | Soleiman-Jah |
357 | Batool | Soltani |
358 | Fariba | Sorkhi |
359 | ali | Sorkhian |
360 | Jamshid | Tafrishi |
361 | Seyyed Mehdi | Taghi Khein |
362 | Tahereh | Taghipoor |
363 | Mehdi | Taheri-Khosroshahi |
364 | Shahin | Taheri-Nejad |
365 | Haji | Tahmasbpoor |
366 | Mansoor | Tanhaei |
367 | Mir Yoosef | Tara |
368 | Seyyed-Yoosef | Tara |
369 | Ghafoor | Tattahian |
370 | Behrooz | Tayyar |
371 | Maohhamd | Tayyaz |
372 | Marjan | Teklari |
373 | Edward | Termado |
374 | Reza | Tokhafshan |
375 | Fatemeh | Toorang |
376 | Eshagh | Toorang |
377 | Mahmood | Udehzadeh |
378 | Saeed | Vadian |
379 | Alireza | Vadian |
380 | Akbar | Vahed-Rezaei |
381 | Mahmood | Valizadeh |
382 | Ali | yari |
383 | Nasser | Yavari |
384 | Rauf | Yazdani |
385 | Samad | Yoosefi-Sadat |
386 | Shayan | Zakeri |
387 | Khoob | Zamani |
388 | Giti | Zardoshtian |
389 | Nader | Zare |
390 | Abdolmajid | Zargar |
391 | Seyfollah | Ziba |
392 | Jalil | Zibaei |
393 | Sadegh | Zobeidi |
394 | Sadegh | Zobeidi |
Families | ||
395 | Abedi | |
396 | Adham-Maleki | |
397 | Agahi | |
398 | Ahfateh | |
399 | Ahmadi | |
400 | Ajabi | |
401 | Akbari | |
402 | Akbari-Kohnehsari | |
403 | Akbarzadeh | |
404 | Akhlaghi | |
405 | Alimoradi | |
406 | Alipoor | |
407 | Azarbiglori | |
408 | Baharestani | |
409 | Bahi | |
410 | Balaei | |
411 | Bayati-Sadiei | |
412 | Bazargani | |
413 | Bazgooneh | |
414 | Chamani | |
415 | Chavoshi | |
416 | Dehghan-Gooraei | |
417 | Dokhtemasroor | |
418 | Dolatpanah | |
419 | Eghbali | |
420 | Ershadnamin | |
421 | Esrafilian | |
422 | Farahnak | |
423 | Feyzi | |
424 | Ganjeei | |
425 | Garfami | |
426 | Ghamgosar | |
427 | Ghanipoor | |
428 | Ghasemi | |
429 | Gholampoor | |
430 | Gholizadeh | |
431 | Godazi | |
432 | Gooya | |
433 | Hadipoor | |
434 | Haghgoo | |
435 | Haghi | |
436 | Haghighat | |
437 | Haghighattalab | |
438 | Haghighi | |
439 | Haghiri | |
440 | Hamidian | |
441 | Hassanzadeh | |
442 | Hatam | |
443 | Hosseini-Dehbaneh | |
444 | Jalilizadeh | |
445 | Jamali | |
446 | Jamebalaei | |
447 | Javadzadeh | |
448 | Kazemi | |
449 | Kefayati | |
450 | Khalili | |
451 | Khavari | |
452 | Lagheid | |
453 | Loghmani | |
454 | Maasoomipoor | |
455 | Mahmoodi | |
456 | Mansoori | |
457 | Mehrvarz | |
458 | Mirideyyed | |
459 | Mirissapoor | |
460 | Mirmoosavi | |
461 | Mobarhan | |
462 | Moghaddasi | |
463 | Mohammadi | |
464 | Mojtahedi | |
465 | Moosapoor | |
466 | Moradzadeh | |
467 | Nazarpoor | |
468 | Nazifi | |
469 | Nedaei | |
470 | Negahdar | |
471 | Nejadshams | |
472 | Noghresaz | |
473 | Noornia | |
474 | Ostadian | |
475 | Paknehad | |
476 | Papoon | |
477 | Poorabed | |
478 | Poorahmad | |
479 | Poorhassan | |
480 | Poorjafar | |
481 | Poor-Mohammadali-Bazkiani | |
482 | Poor-Pirdehghan | |
483 | Poorshafe | |
484 | Rafinejad | |
485 | Rahdar | |
486 | Rajabi-Shahrestani | |
487 | Rajaeipoor | |
488 | Rezaei | |
489 | Roostaei | |
490 | Roshandel | |
491 | Rostami | |
492 | Sadat-Mohsenian | |
493 | Sadidi | |
494 | Salighedar | |
495 | Sasani | |
496 | Seyyed Sadidi | |
497 | Shaabani | |
498 | Shakhes | |
499 | Sharifi | |
500 | Sojoodi | |
501 | Tolami | |
502 | Torabi | |
503 | Yekta | |
504 | Yoosefi | |
505 | Zekizadeh |