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The letter of the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch to the United Nations Commission on Women

United Nations Commission on the Status of Women – New York Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch as a non-profit organization…

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The continual use of children as soldiers in P.K.K

Firat news agency, the official organ of P.K.K armed group, has announced that it has recruited new members. The P.K.K…

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Introducing the “Paris Principles on the Participation of Children in Armed Conflict”

59 countries signed the Paris Principles and Paris Commitments, which outline a practical approach to prevent the use of child…

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Children’s rights

Children’s rights: prohibiting the use of children as soldiers in armed conflicts. As the most vulnerable members of human society,…

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Syrian Human Rights Watch report on child soldiers

The Syrian Democratic Forces refuse to return a child conscripted forcibly from Raqqa. The Syria Monitoring Network for Human Rights…

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How did they send Behzad to the mountains?

Behzad had conflicts and problems with his mother and they did not get along somehow. According to his father, some…

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Geneva Call co-founder: “The organization has unfortunately stopped monitoring the engagement taken by armed groups in some cases”

In an answer to IKHRW's correspondence with Elizabeth Decrey Warner, the former director of Geneva Call has said: "The organization…

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PKK child soldiers suffer psychological damage: Who was “Hussein Chinga”?

PJAK child soldier Hossein Chingeh suffered tremendously after his commander Amed Malazgirt tossed him aside. He died in Turkey's Botan…

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Mother begs PJAK leader to be able to meet her child in Clubhouse meeting

In PJAK's latest Clubhouse meeting with Siamend Moeini, mother Shapool begged the leader to be able to meet her child…

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UNICEF: will you help us return PJAK’s child soldiers home?

The kidnapping of minors and the deception of the youth in all countries with a Kurdish minority and the presence…

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