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Peyman Jafari’s (16) brother: PJAK said it does not know where my brother’s body is

Following the ongoing talks with the families of the victims of the PKK / PJAK crimes, the Human Rights Watch…

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The need for a “serious response from the Iranian government” to the actions of Kurdish militant groups

Zahra Shukru from Selmas (14 years old) was eager to escape carpet weaving, and lured into PKK/PJAK membership under false…

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Diyar Jahanbakhsh’s father: “PJAK has deceived my 14-year-old son”

The Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch has continued its ongoing talks with the families of the victims of the PKK…

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Kamel Salimi’s father is worried sick: “We haven’t hear any news about our son for more than 3 years!”

Kamel Salimi's father is worried sick. His family hasn't heard any news about their son for more than 3 years!…

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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,…

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Amine Kakabaveh; ex-child soldier

IKHRW would like to request ms. Amineh Kakabaveh to use her influence as a politician to sit down with her…

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Siamand Moeini needs to accept responsibility for the crimes and wrongdoings of PJAK / Part One

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

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Fardin Salehi; Victim of PJAK’s forced disappearance policy 

Fardin Salehi’s father, who has been the victim of a policy of forced disappearances in PJAK, said in an interview…

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Brother of Bahman Orami: Why should my brother be killed in a war with Turkey?

Bahman Orami is one of the killed members of PJAK, whose story of deception and death was recently raised by…

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Bahman Orami; Child ‌Soldier victim of PJAK terrorism

An important question that Kurdish experts always face is why in the important conflicts of the last few years between…

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