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The necessity of disarming the Kurdish groups in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq

Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch (IKHRW) expressed concern about the rising tension between Kurdish parties opposing Iran in the Kurdistan…

The shocking story of the deception of a thirteen-year-old child by the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran

According to the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch (IKHRW), Kurdish militant and armed groups have serious disagreements on various political…

The need for urgent humanitarian action in the Kurdistan region of Iraq

During the last four decades, opposing Kurdish parties of Iran have bases in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, which, in…

Children’s rights

Children’s rights: prohibiting the use of children as soldiers in armed conflicts. As the most vulnerable members of human society,…

Sexual violence against children

The previous reports of the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch (IKHRW) on various crimes against children, mentioned that the United…

The challenge of the presence of militant and paramilitary groups inside and along Iran’s borders

The Minister of Interior of Turkey has claimed that currently mountainous areas around Mako in Iran, next to Qandil Mountain,…

Violation of children’s rights by PJAK

Denial of Children’s access to humanitarian aid by PJAK. It was mentioned in the previous reports of the Iranian Kurdistan…

International Missing Children’s Day and remembering PJAK’s responsibility

May 25th is International Missing Children’s Day. The purpose is to support missing children who may be threatened, sexually abused,…

The Kurdish people of northern Iraq involved in poverty and corruption

Members of Parliament (MP) fighting physically. While all the Kurdish regions in West Asia are experiencing their most difficult times,…

“Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan” and admitting the existence of children in the militia structure

Terrorism and violence, brainwashing and terrorist acts and extortion are some of trainings given to children in these groups. Militant…

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