A cry for help from me (Sara Jahan Nejadi) addressed to all organizations, parties, freedom-loving figures, and anyone who believes in compassion and humanity, especially you Mr. Jalal Talabani! I, Sara Jahan Nejadi, a Canadian citizen residing in Vancouver, am the daughter of Yasser Jahan Nejadi and Zhila (Forouzandeh) Kakavand, members of the Mujahideen organization. In the recent war between America and Iraq, my father was wounded and is currently alive in one of the hospitals in Baghdad, having survived eight bullet wounds, according to AFP and other news agencies. Naturally, this news breaks my heart as his daughter, who has been deprived of seeing and having my parents for 13 years due to the policies of the Mujahideen. I was only 5 or 6 years old when I was sent away in the cold, lifeless, and unfeeling environment of the Mujahideen, and during this time, I have grown up longing to see them, without the love, security, and affection that every child deserves from their parents. In this period, I have learned how to love and care. I have learned that if my parents abandon me due to the wrong lines and lack of compassion from the Mujahideen leadership, I will not abandon them and will seek help for them with all the resources available to me, no matter who it comes from. Help me, let someone hear my voice! Perhaps I can transfer my father, whom I love with all my heart, to another hospital in a third country. It is no secret that due to a lack of medicine and facilities, the mortality rate among the wounded is high, and it is my human right to see them at least once more. I call upon all awake consciences to hear my voice and that of my generation. Let me at least hold my father's wounded body and shed my 13 years of tears on each of his wounds; perhaps it will bring healing and solace to a body and soul formed in the coldness of the Mujahideen's violence and lack of compassion. Hear my cry, do not let me doubt the love and awakening of consciences. Who will hear me and help? Whoever helps me will be a symbol of compassion, humanity, and friendship for me, and I will be proud of this conscience.
A Daughter's Cry for Help from a Mujahid to the Conscience of the Awake!
Sara Jahan Nejadi, a Canadian citizen and daughter of Mujahideen members, pleads for help to transfer her wounded father from a Baghdad hospital amid the Iraq War. She expresses her long-standing emotional pain from being separated from her parents due to Mujahideen policies and seeks compassion from the international community to reunite with her father.
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📰 What Happened
Sara Jahan Nejadi, a Canadian citizen, appeals for help to transfer her wounded father from a Baghdad hospital amid the ongoing Iraq War. She expresses deep emotional pain from being separated from her parents due to Mujahideen policies.
- Sara's father was wounded in the Iraq War and is currently hospitalized in Baghdad.
- Sara has been separated from her parents for 13 years due to Mujahideen policies.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Mujahideen, originally an opposition group against the Iranian regime, have a complex history involving armed conflict and humanitarian issues in Iraq. Their actions have led to significant family separations and emotional distress for many.
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