NCRI, London – In frosty weather, dozens of Iranians held a rally outside the British Parliament on Wednesday condemning Iranian regime’s meddling in Iraq.
The demonstrators called on the British government, a member of the coalition forces in Iraq, to intervene immediately to help release of two members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran who were abducted by agents of the Iranian regime in Iraq.
Messrs. Hossein Pouyan and Mohammad-Ali Zahedi, protected under the Geneva Fourth Convention, were abducted by terrorist elements of the Iranian regime acting as part of the Iraqi Interior Ministry Special Forces back in August, 2005. They were taken to the very premises which was recently discovered by the U.S. forces belonging to the Interior Ministry. Some 170 people were found severely tortured at this location, some permanently disabled.
Participants urged the government to condemn mullahs’ widespread meddling in Iraq and take decisive measures to stop setting up of torture centers in Iraq by the Iranian regime.
In the meantime, the protestors condemned mullahs’ disinformation campaign against the main Iranian opposition, the National Council of Resistance and the People’s Mojahedin Organization, which has intensified following Ahmadinejad’s appointment as mullahs’ president and the regime’s increasing international isolation.