“Khairiyeh Ashraf” airs a new case of the crimes of the hypocrites – Mehr news agency Iran and world’s news
According to Mehr News Agency, citing the public relations of Documentary Network, the main subject of “Khairiyeh Ashraf” series goes back to an important event 4 years ago, when the released documents of the British National Archives revealed a big secret about the financial corruption of the People’s Mojahedin Organization.
A part of these 6,000-page documents was related to a charity organization called “Iran Aid”, which was apparently independent and tried to help poor children and families in Iran and the border areas of Iran, but after extensive research, it was determined that It turned out that this fake charity is a place for fraud and transferring money from Europe to Iraq and vice versa. An institution that was actually a cover for the financial activities of the People’s Mojahedin Khalq Organization.
In this 12-part documentary series, Majid Tafarshi, an Iranian historian and researcher, has gone into the financial files of the Mojahedin Khalq organization and has put under the microscope the open and hidden satellite and subordinate institutions of the Mojahedin organization. In addition to showing the collection of documents from the British archives, this documentary also talked about these institutions with nearly 20 people, most of whom were former members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization and involved in this activity.
Also, researchers and journalists from different countries who have conducted research on money laundering and financial corruption of the People’s Mojahedin Organization have spoken in this documentary.
The events of recent days and the confessions of many members separated from the organization about the terrible conditions that govern it, have brought the hypocrites back to the forefront of the news. By airing this documentary, Sima Documentary Network is trying to show new angles of the crimes of this organization.
The 12-part documentary series “Khairiyeh Ashraf” is broadcast on TV from Saturday to Thursday at 19:00 and is repeated the next day at 8:30.