Shahriar Kia

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Shahriar Kia is a member of the Iranian opposition (PMOI /MEK). He is a human rights activist and political analyst on Iran and the Middle East.

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US House International Relations Committee Hearing on Camp Ashraf

At a court hearing here in the District of Columbia on May 8th, a State Department lawyer trying to defend the continued listing of the MEK as a terrorist organization claimed that Camp Ashraf had never been inspected by U.S. Forces.

Tehran and Baghdad Plan to Loot 500 Million Dollars of Ashraf Assets

This Camp is a complete city and it can be used as an administrative unit capable of supplying services to Al-Adim Township of this province.

Representative of Iraqi Government Steals Belongings of Ashraf Residents

Residents covered the loads and belongings in each truck by a clothe following the inspections. The loads of each truck were packed and the covering clothes were tied to the trucks with ropes in presence of the UN monitors

Iranian Regime Intensifies Pressures on Families of PMOI Members in Ashraf

Evin's henchmen deny medical treatment for Ali Moezzi, 63, suffering from cancer, kidney failure and severe arthritis, in order to inflict a slow death on him.

Resistance of Iran Criticizes Ploy to Move Fifth Group From Ashraf to Liberty

Iraqi officials ordered utility trucks to return to Ashraf, in a ploy to leave residents without utility vehicles for water, sewage and fuel.

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