Breaking the Ties that Bind on CBC in 2006. Somayeh Mohammadi was only 17 when she met the recruiters of Mojahedin e Khalagh in Toronto. Born into a family with sympathies towards the organization, Somayeh decided to drop out of her class and attend a MEK(i.e. MKO) camp in Iraq for a... Show More >>Breaking the Ties that Bind on CBC in 2006. Somayeh Mohammadi was only 17 when she met the recruiters of Mojahedin e Khalagh in Toronto. Born into a family with sympathies towards the organization, Somayeh decided to drop out of her class and attend a MEK(i.e. MKO) camp in Iraq for a month. However, the camp turned out to be a prison-like garrison.... Somayeh is just one of many Canadian and American or European teenagers who were deceitfully recruited by MEK and send to Camp Ashraf, where they were forced to stay for Masoud and Maryam Rajavi's delusional desires for power, despite her famaily's demand for her freedom... Show Less >>
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