In an international conference in Paris on Saturday, Iranian opposition, prominent American, and European personalities called for a firm policy on Iran and warned against closing of eyes on the massacre of Iranian dissidents in Iraq as well as extensive violation of human rights in Iran.
By JOHN HEILPRIN
Geneva (AP) - A group of U.N. independent experts urged Iraq on Monday to reveal what happened to seven members of an Iranian dissident group who were allegedly abducted in September.
December 9, 2013- AFP Geneva - UN rights experts demanded Monday that Baghdad get to the bottom of what happened to seven Iranian opposition members missing since a September attack on a refugee camp in Iraq.
GENEVA (9 December 2013) – A group of United Nations independent experts today called on the Government of Iraq to establish the fate and whereabouts of seven residents of Camp Ashraf, who were allegedly abducted last September after an attack in which 52 persons were killed. More than 3,000 Iranian exiles have been based at the Ashraf refugee camp near Baghdad since the 1980s.
On Tuesday, November 26, Haidar al-Akailli, a member of the Nouri al-Maliki’s investigative committee into the September 1, 2013 massacre at Camp Ashraf released an initial statement about the attack and the seven hostages. The report provides initial details into who carried out the attack and what the Government of Iraq (GOI) is doing to help locate the seven missing camp residents.
women and organizations around the world celebrated the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance (NCRI), saluted all brave Iranian women who have stood up against one of the most violent dictatorial regimes in the world, all women political prisoners in Ali Khamenei’s prisons, and all women around the world who are struggling against all kinds of violence, cruelty, oppression, discrimination and inequality.
