Iran’s intelligence ministry has dispatched its agents under the cover of relatives of Ashraf residents to the camp to cause psychological pressure on the top of physical pressures caused by the siege on the camp and preventing normal flow of food, medicine and fuel to Ashraf.

On Saturday February 13 we are gathering in London, Parliament Square, to support Iran uprisings and condemn brutal executions and to commemorate 120,000 brave men and women who sacrificed their lives for peace and freedom since 1981.

12 February is the anniversary of the anti-monarchic revolution of 1979 which was hijacked by the mullahs who turned Iran to a land of medieval suppression in past 30 years. Brave men and women in Iran have vowed to make this day another expression of their dissent to murderous mullahs. We aim to gather on Saturday 13 February 2010 in London to echo their voice and to commemorate more than 120,000 who have been executed and millions who have been imprisoned and tortured for their thoughts and intelligence since early 1980.

Past 7 month, since the rigged elections in June 2009, Iran has been a land of upheavals. Many young Iranians have lost their lives in their quest for justice and democracy. Neda Aghasoltan, who turned 27 on January 24th, became a symbol for innocence of the demonstrators. We get together on Saturday 13 February also to commemorate victims of this medieval regime and to show our appreciation and support for the efforts that aim to bring human rights and rule of law to the land widely known as "Cradle of civilization", also known for kindness and hospitality of her citizens.

Political executions in Iran have been carried out on genocidal scale as a government policy and on the orders of the highest authorities of the state. The massacre of some 30,000 prisoners in 1988 took place in just a few weeks on the order of the then supreme leader, Khomeini, who issued a decree and wrote: "it is decreed that those who are in prison throughout the country and who remain steadfast in their support for the Monafeqin (the term regime uses to demonise the PMOI) are waging war on God and are condemned to execution".

Now this brutal decree is the basis of another genocide on the making against brave men and women who have risked their lives to come to the streets and express their dissatisfaction with the policies and actions of the medieval regime. They deserve our loud support.

Please be there and bring your friends and family along. This could be one of those historical events that would be remembered for years to come.


Venue:  Parliament Square - Nearest tube station is Westminster
Time:    Saturday 13 February 2010 at 12:00

Urgent Action

The archbishop of Canterbury expresses his concern for the residents of Camp Ashraf in Iraq: “The continuing situation in Camp Ashraf constitutes a humanitarian and human rights issue of real magnitude and urgency”

- In their 9th week of hunger strike, the health condition of the hunger strikers in London is deteriorating

Most of the 36 Camp Ashraf residents who have been taken hostage by Iraqi forces since 28 July 09 are in a critical state on their 9th week of hunger strike.

Saturday 26 Sept. will be day 61 of the hunger strike in London by the families of the victims in Camp Ashraf. The hunger strikers have now entered a stage where their organ failures and problems will be irreversible. One of the 12 hunger strikers was rushed to hospital on Tuesday with serious internal bleeding and loss of vision.The gathering will urge the US and Iraqi governments to protect Camp Ashraf residents, to free the 36 detained without charge and to save the lives of the hunger strikers.

Two Court verdicts ignored!
The court in al-Khalis, Iraq, on 23 August ordered the release of the 36 residents in detention. However Iraq’s government ignored the order of release.The court reaffirmed its order on 17 September but the 36 hostages remain in detention.

Please join us to raise our voice to secure the release of the hostages.

Venue: 24 Grosvenor Sq, London, W1A 2LQ
Date: Saturday 26 September 09
Time: 18:00 to 20:00 pm

GATHERING OUTSIDE US EMBASSY

In their 8th week of hunger strike, one hunger striker has suffered a heart attack and others are suffering from internal bleeding and loss of vision

12 Iranians are on hunger strike outside the US embassy. Iraqi forces had killed and injured many of their relatives in Camp Ashraf in Iraq, and they fear a repeat attack. They want the US which declared Ashraf residents as “protected person” under the Geneva Convention to protect them.

Help their humanitarian cause by joining us in a solidarity gathering in front of the U.S. embassy.

Venue: 24 Grosvenor Sq, London, W1A 2LQ
Date: Saturday, 19 September 2009
Time: 18:00 to 20:00 pm