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PJAK Responsible for the Death and Enforced Disappearance of Bahman Zare’

Bahman Zare’ Jurani was born in Urmia in 1988 and only completed the second grade of elementary school. Before joining…

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Helya Abdollahi and the Escape from KOMALA’s Prison

At sixteen, Helya Abdollahi, a teenage girl from Sanandaj, found herself struggling with depression and isolation, a result of family…

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Aryan Esmaeili’s Life in the Shadow of the KOMALA Armed Group

Aryan Esmaeili: “My childhood was truly bitter. I had neither a family to support me nor a home I could…

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Mohammad Sadeqi: Life, War, and the PDKI

Mohammad Sadeqi, originally from Kamaleh village in Sarvabad, is one of hundreds of young individuals whose lives were drastically altered…

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PJAK, Where Is Yaser Mahmoudi?

Yaser Mahmoudi’s Father: “It’s As If Our Son Never Existed. We Were Left Alone, With a Grief That Is Still…

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Meysam Salimi’s Ordeal: PJAK’s Recruitment Tactics

Meysam Salimi: “Everything they promised vanished from day one.” In the contemporary world, social and political phenomena, especially in volatile…

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Danial Abdolghaderzadeh: Identity, KOMALA, and Return

Danial Abdolghaderzadeh: “From childhood, I faced many family problems. These issues greatly affected my morale, and I was always looking…

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From Divorce to Terrorism: The Bitter Fate of Sarina Moradkhani

Sarina Moradkhani Decided to Join the Armed Democratic Group Due to Family Problems and Divorce In the contemporary world, young…

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Unemployment and poverty: Sina Mafakheri’s reason for membership in KDPI Armed Group

Sina Mafakheri: All my personal and family problems made me escape and join the KDPI armed group. According to IKHRW,…

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20 days in PJAK was enough for Shuresh Mohammadi to escape

Shuresh Mohammadi, born in 1992 and a former member of PJAK, spent only 20 days in its headquarters. According to…

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