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Former Members Prosecute Rajavi
Source:
http://www.irandidban.com/master-e.asp?ID=08577
Former members of Mojahedin-e Khalq organization take action against the
leaders of this organization in France.
According to Le Parisien, Massoud Khodabandeh, Karim
Haqqi Moni, Massoud Tayebi and Jamshid Tahmasebi-four former members of
MKO-have accused MKO leaders of violating human rights and freedoms as well
as torturing and endangering the lives of other people.
About their complaint in French Judiciary, Le Parisien wrote: “Maryam Rajavi
and her husband allow themselves to interfere in the private lives of the
members and break their marital relations.”
This paper notes that these four men were former members of MKO, adding:
“The leaders of this organization have issued execution order for Tayebi and
Haqqi to prevent them from leaving the organization but they have been able
to escape to Europe and get political asylum from Netherlands government.”
According to Le Parisien, Khodabandeh was Rajavi’s bodyguard. When he
decided to leave MKO, they injected narcotics into his body and Tahmasebi
was under heavy mental tortures.
Le Parisien quotes French security service: “this organization never allowed
its members to open an account. It has been listed as a terrorist
organization by the US and EU.”
Ex-members to sue Iran
opposition MKO leaders
Source:
http://www.iranmania.com/News/ArticleView/Default.asp?
NewsCode=32720&NewsKind=Current%20Affairs
Monday, June 20, 2005 - ©2005 IranMania.com
LONDON, June 20 (IranMania)
- A French daily wrote four former members of the banned Mujahideen Khalq
Organization have filed a lawsuit against MKO leaders with France's Justice
Department, IRNA reported.
'Le Parisian' added that Massoud Khodabandeh, Karim Haji Mouni, Massoud
Tayyebi and Johnsheed Tahmasbi have asked the French judiciary to charge MKO
leaders with violation of freedom, torturing ex-MKO members and threatening
the lives of others.
They noted that Maryam Rajavi interferes in the private lives of other
people and ruins the marital status of MKO members.
Noting that these ex-MKO members wish to quit MKO, 'Le Parisian' pointed out
that MKO leaders wanted to kill Tayyebi and Haji Mouni, but they managed to
seek political asylum at the Netherlands' Embassy on time.
Tahmasbi told the daily that when he wanted to leave MKO, he was mentally
tortured.
Le Parisian noted that MKO did not allow its members to even open bank
accounts.
The European Union and the United States have branded MKO a terrorist group.
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