The conditions under which 400 Camp Ashraf residents were forced to move to Camp Liberty last week, where minimum of their humanitarian standards are not observed despite a technical approval in advance of the move by a UN inspector, among other issues, were the subjects of discussion at a conference held by legislative and legal authorities in the United Kingdom on February 25, 2012 in Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in London.

he speakers protested the fact that Camp Liberty was approved at first place by a shelter specialist to be fit for Ashraf residents to move there.  A fact that was proven false after the 400 residents moved to the camp.  The speakers demanded to know who was responsible for such foul play.   They also warned about any cover-ups by Iraqi authorities or other parties involved, who by using Iranian regime tactics, are trying to demonize the residents by trying to blame them to be causing the problems.

The speakers called for an international investigative committee to find out who was responsible for certifying the camp Liberty to meet humanitarian standards.

The conference started by paying tribute to Lord Robin Corbett, who passed away last Friday, as a leading advocate of freedom in Iran and the rights of the residents of Camp Ashraf.

The conference was chaired by Mr. DAVID AMESS, MP; Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, addressed the meeting on video conference.

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