Interview

Nasser Alizadeh’s father: PJAK took advantage of our family problems

Nasser Alizadeh was tricked into joining PJAK while smuggling at the border. He left his parents, wife, and son behind.…

Salman Moradi’s father: PJAK refuses to give me news about my two sons

Salman Moradi (15) was tricked into joining PJAK 3 years ago. Brother Naseh followed one year after. Their father wants…

Kurdish writer: “What PKK does is against the International Convention on the Rights of the Child”

In a discussion with Kurdish analyst and writer Ibrahim Guchloo, interesting conclusions surrounding the widespread recruitment of children throughout the…

Elahe Poursadeghi’s father: My 14 year-old daughter was lucky to escape PJAK!!

Elahe Poursadeghi is a 17-year-old teenager from Marivan, who was deceived by PJAK at some point, but according to her…

PJAK needs to clarify the fate of Aresh Daneshvar!

Iran Kurdistan Human Rights Watch, which considers its main task to follow the fate of Iranian children abducted by Kurdish…

Family of teenager recruited by PJAK: My brother’s body is buried somewhere in Syria

Amin Randigonbodi was a teenager when recruited by PJAK, some time before his obituary announcement was published from far away,…

Loghman Naqdi’s brother: PJAK sent him to remote areas of Turkey to be killed

Loghman Naqdi, a young Iranian Kurd who had become a member of PJAK, was killed as a result of the…

Farzand Mazloumi: Iranian Kurd travels to Turkey for work, announced dead by PKK 3 months after

Farzand Mazlumi, a young Iranian Kurd, was forced to emigrate to Turkey and become a shepherd due to financial problems…

Brother of killed PJAK member: No obituary to be found, yet PJAK claims Ibrahim Yazdi is dead

Ebrahim Yazdi is one of hundreds of young Iranian Kurds who were deceived by PJAK and joined this armed group,…

Aram Ehmed: Just fly to that area and ask “Who wants to come to Europe with me?”

Thousands of Kurdish migrants, including women and small children, are still trapped in the forests and swamps of the border…

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