November 25, 2021: The trial of the executioner Hamid Noury began at 9 am local time in Stockholm, Sweden. This session was dedicated to the interrogation of Noury by the prosecutor in the Stockholm court for his crimes during the 1988 massacre.

At the beginning of today’s hearing of Hamid Noury, the plaintiffs’ lawyer and witnesses in the trial, pointed out Hamid Noury’s insults to the Mojahedin Organization and said that the defendant used the word “Monafeghin —means hypocrites” instead of mentioning the Mojahedin organization.

The court head warned Hamid Noury to use the terms mentioned in the indictment because the organization was named Mojahedin in the indictment.

Hamid Noury’s strong defense of Khamenei: My leader has been disrespected. I have to explain that they lied that we do not have anything called the Mojahedin Organization; we do not have a prison named Gohardasht.
Judge: This case is about the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran.

The executioner, Noury: We do not have anything called the Mojahedin Organization in Iran. If I say the Mojahedin Organization, I will be arrested when I go to Iran.

1988 massacre executioner Hamid Noury: Because I have said many times that the Mojahedin Organization, I am afraid that I will be arrested instead of being welcomed in Iran when I go to Iran. The head of Iran’s judiciary, Mohseni Ejei, is not joking with anyone.

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Coinciding to the trial, freedom-loving Iranians, supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), gathered in front of the Stockholm courthouse.

Freedom-loving Iranians, supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran(PMOI/MEK), chanted “Justice, justice, the answer to this crime” in front of a Stockholm courthouse.

Iranians and supporters of the MEK call for the prosecution and accountability of Iranian regime leaders, especially Ali Khamenei and mass murderer Ebrahim Raisi, and all officials involved in the summer 1988 massacre.

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Also, members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), held a gathering in Ashraf 3, Albania, calling for justice to be served.