The Iranian regime’s embassy in Baghdad and the committee within Iraqi Prime Minister’s office responsible for suppression of Camp Ashraf residents have resorted to new ploys to continue and intensify psychological war against the residents of Ashraf.

Tehran is using all the resources at its disposal against Iranian dissidents in Camp Ashraf, Iraq, in contravention of international laws, a member of the Jordanian Parliament told al-Babelyia TV on Tuesday.

Mahmoud al-Kharabsheh, who also heads the Arab Delegation in Support of Ashraf, underscored the Iranian regime’s plots Farah (Elmira) Vazehan lots against the 3,400 residents of Camp Ashraf,

Political prisoner Farah (Elmira) Vazehan who was arrested during the protests on December 27, 2009 has been sentenced to death by hanging in addition to two years prison and payment of monetary fines.

Ms. Vazehan’s family and her lawyer have reportedly protested the ruling. 

In a letter addressed to U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay, UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon and Amnesty International’s Middle East Director Malcolm Smart, Member of Switzerland’s Federal Parliament Luc Recordon expressed concern over the death sentence of Jafar Kazemi and called to save his life.

A member of an Arab committee supporting Camp Ashraf said on Wednesday that pressures and restrictions imposed on the camp are instigated by the Iranian regime.

As part of a global campaign in solidarity with Camp Ashraf, Iraq, where 3,400 Iranian dissidents reside, a ceremony was held at St. Mark’s Church in London where supporters and relatives of Ashraf residents in the UK exposed crimes committed by the clerical regime against the Iranian people and Camp Ashraf.

After a sermon, Reverend Roger Gayler talked about Ashraf and the valuable role played by the camp’s residents in inspiring the Iranian people who are under the clutches of the mullahs.