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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,…

Report

Taking Money from Kolbars at Gunpoint

Reports and footage of armed individuals collecting money from kolbars along the border with the Kurdistan Region of Iraq raise…

Article

Insecurity, Development, and the Health Gap in Iran’s Kurdish Regions

Health inequality in Iran’s Kurdish regions is shaped not only by hospitals and medical services, but also by geography, infrastructure,…

Interview

Freedom Is Not Just About Wearing a Headscarf

Maryam Farrokhi, an 18-year-old from Piranshahr, describes her experience with Komala after being influenced by a friend’s accounts of freedom…

Interview

From Working at a Beauty Salon in Erbil to Threats of Acid Attacks

Samira Soufi, a 32-year-old hairdresser and tattoo artist, describes how a work trip to Erbil led to obtaining a supporter…

Interview

From Instagram Promises to Beatings: The Account of a Teenager Who Wanted to Leave Komala

Kaveh Shahbazi recounts how Instagram contacts persuaded him to join Komala as a teenager with promises of money, housing, a…

Report

Fourteen Days in a Snow Cave

Saman Hamidinejad recounts entering a PJAK-controlled area at seventeen and spending fourteen days in a snow-covered mountain cave without adequate…

Interview

From Online Deception to Escape from the Camp – Part Four (Final)

Hira recounts her recruitment by PAK as a teenager, subsequent confinement and abuse, repeated escape attempts, and her eventual flight…

Article

When Non-State Actors Enter a Legal Void

A legal study by Dr. Mohammad Ghazi Janabi examines whether non-state armed groups possessing military capabilities, territorial control, and cross-border…

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