CHILD RECRUITMENT

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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,…

Report

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

Even If You Kill Me, It Is Better Than Staying Here

contact and mother-tongue use, military training, detention, and deaths whose circumstances remain unclear. Her testimony details her reasons for joining,…

Interview

From Cyber Deception to Camp Escape – Part 3

This third installment details Hira's harrowing experiences within the Kurdistan Freedom Party (PAK), highlighting systematic physical torture, solitary confinement, and…

Article

When Non-State Armed Groups Enter the International Law Arena: Why Do the Laws of War Bind Them?

Jann K. Kleffner's legal analysis examines why non-state armed groups remain strictly bound by international humanitarian law during non-international armed…

Article

Asylum Is Not Immunity from Accountability: The Legal Boundary Between Victims in Need of Protection and Human Rights Violators in International Law

International refugee law balances the obligation to protect victims of persecution with mechanisms that exclude perpetrators of serious crimes. Grounded…

Interview

Kuhsar Dehqan’s account of the Imaginary Struggle of Komala to improve the conditions of the Mountain

“The struggle for the freedom of Kurdistan, warfare for the realization of Kurdish rights, presence in the mountains for the…

Interview

Divorce of parents; the primary reason for Kimia Shanazi’s enlistment in the Komala forces

“My parents separated, and I faced significant emotional and psychological challenges then. The satellite propaganda of armed groups like Komala…

Report

Kurdish children continue to die in the fruitless war between the PKK and Turkey / This episode: Abdullah Ismaili

Apparently, the sad story of Kurdish children in the Middle East is not over yet… Underdevelopment, Kolberi [cross-border smuggling], civil…

Interview

A sad story: Kidnapping a Kurdish under-age by the KDPI

Mahmood Ahmadi, son of Assad, from Hassan Nouran village, Oshnaviyeh, West Azerbaijan province, Iran, and a Kurdish under-age abducted by…

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