MARYAM RAJAVI CALLS
FOR FORMATION OF A MOVEMENT TO OBTAIN JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS OF 1988 MASSACRE(2)
Dear compatriots,
The publication of an audio recording of Mr. Montazeri's meeting with four officials responsible for the 1988 massacre sent shock waves throughout the regime.
This is an important document attesting to several basic realities: First, the audio clip contains explicit admissions by those responsible for the massacre about their participation in an ongoing genocide. It shows that Khomeini and his entourage contravened their own procedures and routines and were directly involved in the massacre. It also indicates that the religious tyranny solidified the foundations of the next round of its repugnant Velayat-e Faqih rule in the course of this genocide.
The fact is that Khamenei's empowerment was not the outcome of Rafsanjani's recommendations to the Assembly of Experts or their meetings. The scheme, however, was concocted during the massacre of political prisoners which was managed by the highest officials at the time, namely Ali Khamenei, Rafsanjani and Ahmad Khomeini.
The publication of an audio recording of Mr. Montazeri's meeting with four officials responsible for the 1988 massacre sent shock waves throughout the regime.
This is an important document attesting to several basic realities: First, the audio clip contains explicit admissions by those responsible for the massacre about their participation in an ongoing genocide. It shows that Khomeini and his entourage contravened their own procedures and routines and were directly involved in the massacre. It also indicates that the religious tyranny solidified the foundations of the next round of its repugnant Velayat-e Faqih rule in the course of this genocide.
The fact is that Khamenei's empowerment was not the outcome of Rafsanjani's recommendations to the Assembly of Experts or their meetings. The scheme, however, was concocted during the massacre of political prisoners which was managed by the highest officials at the time, namely Ali Khamenei, Rafsanjani and Ahmad Khomeini.
Another point clearly made by Mr. Montazeri is that Khomeini had been deliberating on the massacre since three or four years before and as his son repeatedly stated, he had decided to execute all 'the Mojahedin, from those who read the newspaper, to those who read the magazines, and those who read the flyers.'
Therefore, those who over the past years argued that the reason for the massacre was the Eternal Light battles, have indeed assisted the regime, politically and justified its crimes.
Khomeini feared the Mojahedin's deep roots in Iranian society and the movement's strength and determination. In a letter he wrote a few months later to Montazeri, Khomeini explained the reason for his ouster: 'It has now become clear that after me, you will give up this country and the dear Islamic revolution of Iran's Muslim nation to liberals and through them to the (Mojahedin).'
Another reality is the dreadful, large numbers of those massacred. The methods of the death commissions were so insane in various cities that in talking to Mr. Montazeri, the henchmen --who had thousands of people executed in Tehran-- claimed to be moderates who opposed such extremism. Nevertheless, a few months later, Khomeini adopted a policy of total rejection of the truth. In a letter to Mr. Montazeri, he wrote that 'the PMOI took advantage of your words and writings to make a big deal out of 'a very limited number' of those executed and you can see what a priceless service you have done to the Arrogance.'
So, since the outset, the policy of denying and minimizing the crimes or attributing them to the Mojahedin, was personally formulated by Khomeini.
Today, however, many of those deceits and lies have been foiled and the innocence of the Mojahedin and legitimacy of their resistance glow brighter than ever.
The regime's officials and spokesmen are concerned that 'the country's youths have become skeptical.' They say, 'There are efforts to change the society's outlook on the Mojahedin,' and 'there is a suspicious current that deliberates on whitewashing the PMOI and its deeds…' They say, 'The revival of the Mojahedin and portraying them as innocent are very dangerous.'
Today, many regime officials and even those directly involved in the massacre try to pretend that they were not informed of the massacre. They try to dodge taking any stand on this issue. Some of them slander the PMOI to evade the main question. And yet, there are some murderers who defend the massacre more brashly than ever.
All of them, however, believe that the public's widespread reaction to the recent publication of the audio recording is akin to the end of their regime.
Dear compatriots,
The time has come to launch a movement to obtain justice over the massacre of political prisoners in Iran and expand it everywhere and by any means possible.
The litigation movement must, in the first step, seek to indict the mullahs' supreme leader Ali Khamenei.
Khamenei and his accomplices are criminals because they are the highest officials directly responsible for the 1988 massacre of political prisoners.
They are criminals because they concealed the information and documents on this carnage.
Khamenei and his accomplices are criminals because they have repressed the families of the victims of the massacre for the past 28 years.
They are criminals because they have constantly backed the perpetrators and those directly responsible for the massacre and appointed them to high political and judicial positions.
The movement to obtain justice for victims of 1988 massacre must hold the Velayat-e Faqih regime accountable for the secrets it has concealed on this horrendous crime.
The regime's leaders must release the complete list of those massacred.
They must declare how many they executed in every city and every province.
They must announce where the victims are buried and where are their mass graves?
It is the most basic right of every bereaved mother to know where her child is buried.
Yes, it must be clarified what was the story of those who were arrested simultaneous with the massacre and executed at once?
What are the stories of Ahwaz Prison and Dastjerd Prison in Isfahan? What are the catastrophic stories of the prisons of Shiraz, Mashhad and Tabriz?
What is the story of mass executions of those arrested in western Iran allegedly for supporting the National Liberation Army and executed shortly afterwards?
What is the story of those who wanted to join the Mojahedin in cities as acknowledged in a recent interview by Moussavi Tabrizi, Khomeini's criminal Solicitor General?
The movement to obtain justice is also a campaign to expose the identities of each one of those who made the decisions and who carried out the executions.
Who were the death commission members in the provincial capitals?
What happened in the meeting of the three heads of branches where they decided to massacre the non-PMOI prisoners?
What were the decisions of the State Exigency Council which on Khomeini's order took charge of determining the fate of prisoners on September 27, 1988? And how many more prisoners were hanged?
And finally, the movement to obtain justice is a relentless campaign by our compatriots and all supporters of the Iranian Resistance for international prosecution of Khamenei and other regime leaders for committing genocide and crime against humanity.
The United Nations and the UN Security Council must make the political and legal arrangements for the international prosecution of leaders of this regime on the charge of committing crime against humanity.
The formal, international condemnation of the 1988 massacre is a necessary step towards ending all mass executions in Iran which was recently repeated in the simultaneous execution of 25 Sunni prisoners.
Yes, we need to plead for justice for the victims of massacre, for the pain and suffering of bereaved mothers and fathers, and for the huge human and moral damage to our nation inflicted by this regime.
The movement to obtain justice demands the names of the victims, the locations of their graves, the identities of murderers, and prosecution of the regime's leaders; this is a movement which targets the pillars of the Velayat-e Faqih's tyranny and oppression.
We call on all advocates of human rights the world over and everyone who respects human rights to join the people of Iran in their demand for prosecution of the Iranian regime's leaders.
The time has come to launch a movement to obtain justice over the massacre of political prisoners in Iran and expand it everywhere and by any means possible.
The litigation movement must, in the first step, seek to indict the mullahs' supreme leader Ali Khamenei.
Khamenei and his accomplices are criminals because they are the highest officials directly responsible for the 1988 massacre of political prisoners.
They are criminals because they concealed the information and documents on this carnage.
Khamenei and his accomplices are criminals because they have repressed the families of the victims of the massacre for the past 28 years.
They are criminals because they have constantly backed the perpetrators and those directly responsible for the massacre and appointed them to high political and judicial positions.
The movement to obtain justice for victims of 1988 massacre must hold the Velayat-e Faqih regime accountable for the secrets it has concealed on this horrendous crime.
The regime's leaders must release the complete list of those massacred.
They must declare how many they executed in every city and every province.
They must announce where the victims are buried and where are their mass graves?
It is the most basic right of every bereaved mother to know where her child is buried.
Yes, it must be clarified what was the story of those who were arrested simultaneous with the massacre and executed at once?
What are the stories of Ahwaz Prison and Dastjerd Prison in Isfahan? What are the catastrophic stories of the prisons of Shiraz, Mashhad and Tabriz?
What is the story of mass executions of those arrested in western Iran allegedly for supporting the National Liberation Army and executed shortly afterwards?
What is the story of those who wanted to join the Mojahedin in cities as acknowledged in a recent interview by Moussavi Tabrizi, Khomeini's criminal Solicitor General?
The movement to obtain justice is also a campaign to expose the identities of each one of those who made the decisions and who carried out the executions.
Who were the death commission members in the provincial capitals?
What happened in the meeting of the three heads of branches where they decided to massacre the non-PMOI prisoners?
What were the decisions of the State Exigency Council which on Khomeini's order took charge of determining the fate of prisoners on September 27, 1988? And how many more prisoners were hanged?
And finally, the movement to obtain justice is a relentless campaign by our compatriots and all supporters of the Iranian Resistance for international prosecution of Khamenei and other regime leaders for committing genocide and crime against humanity.
The United Nations and the UN Security Council must make the political and legal arrangements for the international prosecution of leaders of this regime on the charge of committing crime against humanity.
The formal, international condemnation of the 1988 massacre is a necessary step towards ending all mass executions in Iran which was recently repeated in the simultaneous execution of 25 Sunni prisoners.
Yes, we need to plead for justice for the victims of massacre, for the pain and suffering of bereaved mothers and fathers, and for the huge human and moral damage to our nation inflicted by this regime.
The movement to obtain justice demands the names of the victims, the locations of their graves, the identities of murderers, and prosecution of the regime's leaders; this is a movement which targets the pillars of the Velayat-e Faqih's tyranny and oppression.
We call on all advocates of human rights the world over and everyone who respects human rights to join the people of Iran in their demand for prosecution of the Iranian regime's leaders.
This demand is coupled with the freedom of our enchained Iran. On that day, our
massacred heroes and all the martyrs will revive the entire country in the
resuscitative breeze of freedom.
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