Rights Group Cautions about Deteriorating Conditions of MKO Dissidents in Camp Ashraf  http://english.farsnews.com/newstext.php?nn=9002181431

A human rights group expressed deep concerns on Sunday about the deteriorating conditions of over 3,000 members of the anti-Iran terrorist Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization who are under torture and harassment by the MKO leaders in Camp Ashraf in Northern Iraq. According to the Habilian association, a human rights group formed of the family members and relatives of the Iranian victims of terrorism, only 200 of the nearly 3,500 members of the MKO who are in the group's main stronghold in Iraq are still loyal to the terrorist group's leader,

Massoud Rajavi, while conditions of the remaining 3300 members who are dissatisfied with their situation and have sought to escape the camp are unknown. The report also said that the 200 members were those who attacked the Iraqi security forces in the April 8 conflict in the Camp Ashraf, while others refrained from entering the conflict to defend the terrorist haven. 

Earlier, a defected member of the MKO had unveiled that the ringleaders of the group are using every means within their reach to control their dissident members, including life threats, to keep members in the group's main stronghold in Northern Iraq. "Massoud Rajavi has announced many times that if anybody wants to escape from (the camp) Ashraf (in Iraq), he/she will be killed or executed," Abdollatif Chahardari said.