Mahin Saremi

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Mahin Saremi is a former political prisoner who escaped prison in March 2011 and came abroad in April. Her husband Ali Saremi was a very well known political prisoner with 27 years of prison under the present regime. Mahin could have also been under torture with charges of Moahrbeh (waging war against god) if she had not escaped.

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Former U.S. Officials vs. Mullahs Apologists Over Mujahedin e Khalq

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Chiming with Iranian Intelligence 34 year-long motto portraying the PMOI/MEK, which is the only serious threat to the malicious mullahs in Iran, as being anti-democratic and violent is immensely repetitious.

Ambassador Butler: Must Apologize to Iranian Political Prisoners and Families

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I see much similarity between our values and those of the noble past resistance fighters of the American Independents, and none in common with Mr. Butler.

Ex- Iranian Political Prisoner: MEK is the Litmus Test for US State Department

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I have recently escaped the mullahs' dungeons to Europe in search of Justice on behalf of political prisoners and their families.
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