Nima Sharif

Members of the Iranian opposition, Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) who have moved to Camp Liberty from Ashraf, as a part of a pact with United Nations to arrive at a solution for the humanitarian crisis at Camp Ashraf, say that Iranian regime agents, who were stationed at the entrance of Camp Ashraf for three years, threatening and torturing the residents, are now moving to Camp Liberty.  According to a statement released by the National Council of Resistance of Iran, Iraq has now provided a separate section of Camp Liberty to the Iranian embassy to house these agents.

Antonio Stango

United Nation Secretary General Ban-ki Moon should press the issue of residents of Camp Ashraf (and now Camp Liberty) to Iraqi authorities.

Reza Fard

Terrorist designation of the Iranian opposition Mujahedeen-e Khalq Organization (MeK or PMOI) has been a matter of controversy, and criticism by many, since it was placed on that list in 1997. It was admitted by Administration officials at the time that the move was an attempt to please the mullahs in Iran.

Nima Sharif

Over the past year a bipartisan group of former top-ranking American officials have been advocating to provide protection to Camp Ashraf residents in Iraq and removal of the MEK from U.S. blacklist in order to facilitate for Ashraf residents, who are members of MEK, to be resettled outside of Iraq and away from Iran where they will be persecuted because of their political beliefs.

Nima Sharif

After months of campaign by a large bipartisan group of American former high ranking officials trying to bring the U.S. foreign policy into the right track with regards to Iran, an obvious coordinated campaign has started by advocates of appeasement to save their long failed policy.

A recent report by BBC Persian says that Iranian Navy claims it can now build its own self-made ‘Aircraft Carriers.’  Now, knowing that fact, the proud Iranian population is vigorously wondering where they are going to find the ‘Aircrafts’ to carry?

Iranian Filmmakers’ Infatuations with Hollywood and the Oscars, especially following Asghar Farhadi’s Oscar-win for his film ‘A Separation’, is very hard to digest for some dead-brain Iranian Islamic self-proclaimed cinemagraphers.

In a symposium on the situation of MEK and the move of the residents from Camp Ashraf to Camp Liberty, a number of recognized faces could be seen. One noticeable speech was from Dr. Alan Dershowitz.  The following is a complete transcript of his speech at the conference.

Thank you. That incredible video must be seen by every American, by every government official and by everyone who cares about human rights.  It is evidence, evidence of an unfolding scandal and an unfolding humanitarian crisis.

Alejo Vidal-Quadras

Last Sunday the big family of the Iranian resistance lost one of its pillars. Lord Robin Corbett, chairman of the all-party British Parliamentary Committee for Iran Freedom and Chair of the Labour peers' group in the House of Lords, passed away after a long battle with lung cancer on 19 February 2012. He was 78.

On behalf my colleagues in the International Committee In Search of Justice (ISJ) and Friends of a Free Iran intergroup in the European Parliament, I would like to express our condolences to Lord Corbett’s wife Val and his children, to Mrs Maryam Rajavi and to millions of Iranians inside and outside Iran, who are now mourning the loss of one of their most noble and beloved friends.

Despite rising nuclear tensions with the Iranian regime, mullahs are continuing toward building nuclear weapons in their backyard military facilities.  The mullahs did not allow the IAEA delegation to visit Parchin nuclear site for the second time in less than a month, yesterday.  Parchin is built inside a military zone which raises even more suspicions.

Iran started the recently failed discussions aiming only at easing off international pressures and buying more time.  The regime is also trying to diminish the seriousness of the next international decision made against it that will be coming up soon as a result.