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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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Keivan Darabkhani: Armed Separatism and the Crisis of Representation

Keivan Darabkhani, a researcher in public law, examines the profound "political representation crisis" in Iranian Kurdistan. He argues that equating…

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Iran’s Stance in the Face of Violence by Kurdish Militant Groups

Despite enduring thousands of victims in its confrontation with terrorist groups, Iran has had limited success in conveying its legal…

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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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Abduction: KRG security officials cooperate with the KDPI: IRI Foreign Ministry Must Pursue

As the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch (IKHRW) reports by quoting local sources in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region, Benjamin Farajzadeh,…

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Neighbouring to death: From school to the battlefield / KDPI Continues to Abduct and Deceive Kurdish Under Ages

In terms of water resources and vegetation, the border areas of Western Iran are among the richest ones of the…

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A sad story: Kidnapping a Kurdish under-age by the KDPI

Mahmood Ahmadi, son of Assad, from Hassan Nouran village, Oshnaviyeh, West Azerbaijan province, Iran, and a Kurdish under-age abducted by…

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Asking the KDPI: What happened to Sardar Tabnak?

It seems the city of Oshnaviyeh has turned into a base for the armed men of the Kurdistan Democratic Party…

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The children of Şino (Oshnaviyeh); part 2

As described in the children of Şino (Oshnaviyeh); part 1, the KDPI is one of the Kurdish separatist organizations that…

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A report on the abduction of an Iranian Kurdish underage by KDPI armed men

Following the fate of Iranian children and adolescents, the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch (IKHRW) has found a new case…

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