Interview

Meysam Salimi’s Ordeal: PJAK’s Recruitment Tactics

Meysam Salimi: “Everything they promised vanished from day one.” In the contemporary world, social and political phenomena, especially in volatile…

Javad Azimi: The Tough Choices of an Iranian Youth Seeking a Better Life

Javad Azimi Emamgholi: “Everything was very different from what I imagined. When I arrived at the base, I realized it…

Behrouz Safarian: A Journey into Terror

Behrouz Safarian: “When we joined the PAK group, they initially treated us very well. They said they could support us…

Parviz Mohammadi: A Bitter Four-Year Ordeal with the Group

Parviz Mohammadi: I’m from Baneh, a border town constantly grappling with economic hardships, unemployment, and a lack of facilities The…

Shima Kuik’s Bitter and Sweet Experiences: From Qandil to Badinan

Shima Kuik: “During my time with PJAK, I felt multiple times that I needed to escape. The living conditions were…

Danial Abdolghaderzadeh: Identity, KOMALA, and Return

Danial Abdolghaderzadeh: “From childhood, I faced many family problems. These issues greatly affected my morale, and I was always looking…

How did Mojdeh get drawn towards the PDKI?

Mojdeh Faramarzi: It all started when, after years of struggle, I decided to get a divorce Divorce, as a social…

Milad Ahani: From KOMALA Back to Life

Milad Ahani: My life had truly reached a dead end in those days… Phenomena such as joining armed groups, especially…

Dana Pashabadi: Twice in KOMALA

Dana Pashabadi has, for the first time, shared his account of joining and subsequently escaping KOMALA on two separate occasions…

Sheida Shokrollahnejad: KOMALA & Marital Discord

Sheida Shokrollahnejad: I stayed with that group for about four months. During this time, not only did things not improve,…

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