چکیده:
Mojahendin Khalgh Organization [MKO] was established in 1965 by young intellectuals to overthrow the Shah’s regime. However، after the Islamic revolution it stood against the Islamic revolution and its members left Iran in 1981 and joined the opposition abroad. Masood Rajavi the self-appointed leader of the group has now chosen the commanders of the groups from among the women. MKO has secretly imposed vast ideological divorces on its members in 1989، i.e. all members had to renounce their right to marry and in case of being married they had to separate from their spouse with hatred. This compulsory divorce resulted in various problems for children، and men and women loyal to the organization. Based on a criminological approach، this paper studies the sectarian opinions of this terrorist organization concerning family foundation، the explicit breach of women and children rights، the ideological divorce and its aftermaths، and penal responsibilities of the leaders of this sect in the face of national and international courts. Finally، suggestions have been proposed to support the children and women who are the victims of terroristic goals of MKO and the fact that the Iranian government can legally sue it in international courts.
خلاصه ماشینی:
In this article, with a criminological perspective, the sectarian thoughts and beliefs of this terrorist organization regarding the institution of the family and the blatant violation of the rights of children and women, ideological divorce and the consequences resulting from this anti-human decision, as well as the criminal responsibility of the leaders before domestic and international courts, are examined.
In this article, with a criminological perspective, while providing a brief examination of the extremist thoughts and beliefs of this terrorist organization, the institution of the family, ideological divorce and its consequences, as well as the criminal responsibility of the leaders of this cult before domestic and international courts, are investigated.
ogntajen//:ptth) "Hassan Jafari" writes about Rajavi's cult-like behaviors: "In order to create a vacuum and unconscious atmosphere—meaning a state that strips any form of reasoning and thinking from the members—along with a series of praises and commendations for the religious leaders Masoud and Maryam, they would confess to their sins, the foremost of which was 'consuming the rights of the leadership,' accompanied by weeping, wailing, shouting, or even sometimes fainting and losing consciousness.
"Masoud Tayyebi," one of the former members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq sect, writes: "According to a report by the newspaper 'Le Figaro,' one of the goals of the Mujahedin on European soil has been to assassinate their former dissatisfied members; however, the crushing blow of June 17, with the raid of the French anti-terrorist police on 13 bases and the arrest of 165 high-ranking cadres of the Mujahedin organization, who control their main systemic command base in Europe and America, took this opportunity away from them" (Ibid, p.
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