Martin Kobler has been 'fabricating information' and must be sacked for failing to keep his promises to the people of Camps Ashraf and Liberty, a meeting at the European Parliament on last Wednesday, March 27 was told.

Tahar Boumedra - a former advisor to Kobler at the UN's mission to Iraq - also warned that Camp Liberty residents' lives were in danger unless they were relocated as soon as possible.

Iran has earned a massive $863.5 billion during the eight years of Mahmoud Ahmedinejad's presidency as three-quarters of the population are struggling to meet their basic needs, it was revealed.

The figures were released by the Khabar Online website on March1, which has links to Iranian parliament speaker Ali Larijani indicate that Iranian regime has earned $299 billion during the second term of Ahmadinejad.

Camp Liberty residents have been 'deceived and betrayed' by the United Nations envoy Martin Kobler and should now be immediately returned to Camp Ashraf, staunch Iranian Resistance supporter and MEP Struan Stevenson has demanded.

The EU's foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton needed to act now to ensure their safety before more blood is spilled, he told a meeting at the European Parliament on Wednesday March 27.

A conference entitled “Women, the force for democratic change in Iran” was held in Bucharest, the capital of Romania. The conference participants included a number of members of Romanian senate and parliament, Iranian activists in Romanian, and representatives from the Syrian opposition.

The conference was chaired by Mr. Romeo Nikoara, member of Human Rights Committee in the Romanian Parliament.

More than 60 representatives of the House of Commons and House of Lords from all three major parties as well as lawyers, jurists, and women’s association participated in a meeting held on Tuesday, March 26 in the House of Commons in the British Parliament on the occasion of Nowruz, the Iranian New Year.

The participants congratulated the Iranian New Year and expressed support for the Iranian Resistance particularly for residents of Camp Ashraf and Camp Liberty.

The United States must honour its promise to protect the residents of Camp Liberty and relocate them to either the US or Ashraf, a British MP has demanded.

David Amess also urged the United Nations to sack Martin Kobler and replace him with an impartial envoy as the only way of solving the crisis at Liberty and Ashraf.

A prominent Yemeni religious leader blamed the Iranian regime and the government of Nouri al-Malliki for the February 9 deadly rocket attack on Camp Liberty and called on United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to immediately declare the camp residents as refugees.

Sheikh Hamoud Hashem Al-Zarhi, member of Yemeni Scholars and International Union of Muslim Scholars said we support the demands of Camp Liberty residents to return to Ashraf.

The physical condition of two Gonabadi prisoners who are on hunger strike in Adel Abad Prison, in city of Shiraz, is reported very critical.

According to the wife of Saleh Moradi, he does not have the power to speak anymore.

Saleh Moradi and Kasra Nouri are on the 73rd day of their hunger strike and the second week of their dry hunger strike.

By Sid Ahmed Ghozali - I have met many Iranian resistance fighters. I have regularly attended many of their gatherings and meetings in many different European countries, and learnt many things from them.

I believe there is a common denominator between the destiny of the peoples of all Arabic and Islamic countries, and in this path to destiny, one can not ignore the Iranian factor. Without going into too much detail, no scholar could deny that the Arabic and Islamic countries of the region have been influenced by the evolving of the mullahs in Iran in a very negative way. I am certain that the removal of this regime in Iran will reverse this process and will pave the way for democratic changes in many countries of the region.

Iranian dissidents must be moved out of Camp Liberty and Martin Kobler sacked and replaced with an 'impartial' representative in Iraq, a European Parliament’s vice-president has told the UN's Security Council.

And pending the transfer, Iraq must return medical equipment and bullet proof vests, helmets and blast-proof T-walls to protect vulnerable Camp Liberty residents from further attacks, Dr Alejo Vidal Quadras demanded in a strongly-worded letter to world leaders at the United Nations.

Secretary of State John Kerry, in a first-ever statement from his office on the case of imprisoned Iranian-American Saeed Abedini, called Friday for Abedini to be “immediately released” and said he is “disturbed” by reports that he’s suffered physical and psychological abuse at the Iranian prison where he’s being held.

The statement was released by Kerry late Friday afternoon, and it came after the attorneys representing Abedini’s family released a letter the Christian pastor sent to his wife describing how he was beaten and denied medical treatment because he was seen as "unclean" because of his faith.

Reuters - The United Nations agreed on Friday to keep investigating reports of human rights violations in Iran, a move welcomed by activists who report a crackdown ahead of presidential elections.

The U.N. Human Rights Council overwhelmingly voted to give its special rapporteur on the situation in Iran, Ahmed Shaheed, another year to carry out his work.