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Enforced Disappearance Among Kurdish Armed Groups; A Systematic Pattern

By: Mehdi Maleki – International Relations Expert In the mountains that for years have been the stage for security and…

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From the European Parliament Podium to Impunity for Human Rights Violators

By: Dr. Ali Farahmand The recent session in the European Parliament, specifically within the Committee on Foreign Affairs—featuring individuals such…

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A Critique of Mostafa Hejri’s Speech at the European Parliament

Mostafa Hejri, Secretary-General of the "Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran," recently addressed the European Parliament (April 2026), presenting a narrative…

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Files That Cannot Be Ignored: The Wound of Child Soldiery in Kurdistan Alarms the World Again

The World Day for the Prevention and Healing of Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse is an opportunity to recall that…

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‘Give Me Back My Son,’ Father Cried; PJAK Responded with Death

My son knew absolutely nothing about any political party. If he joined PJAK, someone must have surely deceived him.

Interview

Mohammad Moradi: Lured by Telegram, Lost to PJAK

In the winter of 2024, Mohammad Moradi, a fifteen-year-old boy from Mahabad, was lured by the propaganda of the armed…

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Weapons Killed Peace: Kurdistan’s Disarmament Gap

Kurdistan remains caught in the shadow of the gun; a place where young people travel to the mountains with the…

Interview

Evin Nadri Danani, The Silent Victim of Ideological War in Kurdistan

Evin Nadri Danani is one of the dozens of Iranian Kurdish girls who were lured by PJAK’s false promises of…

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Unnamed Deaths in Qandil: When Youth Become Political Pawns

While the PKK and its Iranian offshoot, PJAK, present themselves as defenders of Kurdish rights, statistics and evidence suggest these…

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PKK Left Turkey, But Its Shadow Looms Heavier Over Iran and Iraq

The announcement of the withdrawal of PKK forces from Turkish soil, rather than signaling peace, could mark the start of…

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