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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,…

IKHRW statement: Iranian Kurds present at the Belarus-Poland border tragedy

IKHRW has been closely monitoring the humanitarian crisis enfolding on the border between Belarus and Poland. Over the last weeks,…

Syrian rebels mobilize for possible Turkish attack on Kurdish fighters

Syrian rebels say they are standing by to join a new offensive threatened by Turkey against Kurdish YPG fighters in…

Siamand Moeini and the need to accept responsibility for crimes and wrongdoings of PJAK / Part 2 

As observed by the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch, on Monday night, November 24, 2021, Mr. Siamand Moeini, the head…

KDPI’s human shield: the families of militia members

The Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran, which has repeatedly used children as an armed force, violated international rights and children’s…

Europe or Turkish prison; Parviz Ghobadi’s PKK membership experience

"My son was 17 years old when he was deceived by the PKK in 2004. They promised him Europe. But…

IRGC intelligence foils PAK militant group’s attempt to recruit three underage girls (aged 14, 16 and 16)

IRGC intelligence forces tracked down three teenage girls, 16-year-old Tara Ahmadi, 14-year-old Sonia Karimi and Parya Fathi, in Javanrood, Kermanshah…

Four family members killed in Turkish bombardment against northeast Syria village

Four members of the same family were killed during a Turkish bombardment near the northern Syrian town of Ain Issa…

Al Monitor reveals crimes of Turkish mercenaries against the women of Afrin

Al-Monitor reports on women from Afrin, imprisoned by Turkish mercenaries, and who have witnessed torture, rape and harassment every day.

Iraq’s Kurdish region is not a model for free speech

The continuing crackdown on press freedom in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq is threatening its democratic future.

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