Following the massacre in Ashraf and international condemnations against this grave crime against humanity
2011-04-20
The Iraqi government is not qualified to investigate.
2011-04-18
Contrary to what Askari, Maliki’s spokesman in Iraq’s Defense Ministry
2011-04-16
Eight days after the Iraqi forces’ attack on Ashraf, the bodies of the 34 deceased Ashraf residents
2011-04-15
In their seventh day of hunger strike, the six hostages, members of the PMOI, were released by the verdict of the court of Khalis.
2011-04-14
United Nations' spokesmen in Geneva and New York said that:
At least 31 Camp Ashraf residents including 7 women have been killed by Iraqi forces brutal attack
2011-04-08
According to reports from Ashraf, until now, a number of residents have been injured in the aggression of the murderous Iraqi forces and at least one taken hostage.
Maryam Rajavi described killing of the defenseless Ashraf residents at the hands of the aggressive forces of Nouri al-Maliki a crime against humanity and a war crime.
Maryam Rajavi, welcomed the adoption of the United Nations' Human Rights Council resolution on violations of human rights by the clerical regime
2011-03-24
