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Childhood Under Siege: Kurdish Armed Groups and Child Soldiers

Childhood Under the Shadow of Arms: A Legal and Criminological Analysis of Kurdish Armed Groups’ Use of Children and Adolescents…

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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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Escalating Tensions Between the PKK and its Iranian Branch

The PJAK terrorist group, the Iranian branch of the PKK, rejects dissolution and disarmament According to Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights…

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The End of a Marginal Livelihood: Border Porters Enter the Formal Economy

Borna News Agency – Political Desk: According to the Executive Vice President, over 62,000 kulbars (border porters) in Kermanshah province…

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Javanrud: Lost Potential, Harsh Truths

Javanrud, with its unparalleled potential in agriculture, fish farming, animal husbandry, and tourism, could be a turning point for change…

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How did Mojdeh get drawn towards the PDKI?

Mojdeh Faramarzi: It all started when, after years of struggle, I decided to get a divorce Divorce, as a social…

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Milad Ahani: From KOMALA Back to Life

Milad Ahani: My life had truly reached a dead end in those days… Phenomena such as joining armed groups, especially…

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Symbolic End or Real Dissolution?

Reflections on the Announced Dissolution of the PKK from the Perspective of a Former Member By: Aras (Pseudonym of a…

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Dana Pashabadi: Twice in KOMALA

Dana Pashabadi has, for the first time, shared his account of joining and subsequently escaping KOMALA on two separate occasions…

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Sheida Shokrollahnejad: KOMALA & Marital Discord

Sheida Shokrollahnejad: I stayed with that group for about four months. During this time, not only did things not improve,…

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