ARMED GROUPS

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Families Have the Right to Know: Obligations of Armed Groups Toward the Missing and the Dead

An International Committee of the Red Cross report outlines seven humanitarian-law rules and two recommendations for armed groups concerning family…

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I Thought I Would Never See My Mother Again

A Human Rights Watch report documents how armed groups in Colombia recruit children through social media, deception, coercion, and threats,…

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Forced Marriage in Armed Groups

Christel Querton argues that forced marriage within armed groups can constitute forced recruitment and may establish a link between persecution…

Interview

From Instagram Promises to Beatings: The Account of a Teenager Who Wanted to Leave Komala

Kaveh Shahbazi recounts how Instagram contacts persuaded him to join Komala as a teenager with promises of money, housing, a…

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Fourteen Days in a Snow Cave

Saman Hamidinejad recounts entering a PJAK-controlled area at seventeen and spending fourteen days in a snow-covered mountain cave without adequate…

Rozhiar

From Refuge to Regret: A Vulnerable Girl’s Account from Inside Komala + Video

A 23-year-old woman identified as "Delnia" shares her testimony about the harsh realities of joining the Komala armed group. She…

Article

PJAK: From Formation to Its Role in Iran’s Recent Developments

The reality is that PJAK failed to act responsibly during internal unrests and refused to take a clear stance against…

Report

What Do the Armed Groups in Iraqi Kurdistan Want?

As tensions escalate between Iran and the US-Israel axis, armed groups based in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) are…

Article

World Humanitarian Day: Remembering the Victims and Exposing the Suffering of the Kurdish People Under the Shadow of Armed Groups

August 19th marks World Humanitarian Day, a day when the world honors victims of violence. It is also a stark…

Interview

From Marivan to KOMALA: The Fate of Rangin Mohammadpanah After Deception and Escape

In the shadow of strict traditions and a closed cultural environment in Iran’s border regions, the fate of women sometimes…

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