INU- On Monday, cross-party British members of parliament and their peers urged U.S. President Barack Obama to refuse to meet Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki until more than 3,000 Iranian dissidents in Iraq are properly protected and Iraq releases seven hostages being held by their forces.
Iran News Update conducted an exclusive interview with Secretary of the Sydney Peace Coalition, Peter Murphy in response to the hunger strike in Melbourne, Australia. The world-wide hunger strike, through which participants are demanding the immediate release of the seven Iranian dissidents being held hostage by Iraqi forces, has been going on since the September 1 attack on Camp Ashraf.
President Obama, Hold Maleki Accountable
Save the seven hostages, Cut funding to Iraq
By James Morrison-The Washington Times
Three dozen former U.S. officials are urging President Obama, who meets Friday with Iraq’s prime minister, to demand that the prime minister release seven kidnapped Iranian dissidents and help relocate thousands of others guaranteed U.S. protection at a refugee camp in Baghdad.
On the eve of the visit of the Iraqi Prime Minister to Washington DC and subsequent meeting with President Obama next week, scores of MPS in a cross party conference will articulate the necessary steps by the UK, US and EU to protect the lives of Iranian refugees in Iraq. The Iranian regime's strategy is to use its growing intervention in Iraq and...
NCRI - The hunger strike of Liberty Residents that started on September 1 entered its ninth week on Sunday, October 27.
