Komala

Interview

The Challenging Journey of Chiman Rasouli

Ms. Chiman Rasouli Kurdistani, a Kurdish woman and former member of the armed group Komala, is a child soldier! In…

Report

Death, Violence: A Reflection on the Fate of Hamid Hossein-Nejad

Hamid Hossein-Nejad is part of the systematic victims swallowed by the terrorism machine of PJAK and PKK By Saeed Mirzabeigi…

Article

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…

Report

Nowruz: A Celebration of Life and Culture, Not a Tool for War and Distortion

What the Kurdish, Azeri, Persian, and other Iranian peoples celebrate during Nowruz is life, friendship, family gatherings, and communal joy…

Report

Failed Disarmament: The Continuing Threat of Kurdish Militias to the Security and Development of Western Iran

Decades of armed struggle have not only failed to bring any achievements to the people but have only intensified the…

Report

Response from the CEO of the IKHRW Regarding Nowruz

A response from Dr. Ali Farahmand, CEO of the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch, to the statement by a group…

Report

Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch Appeals to the Swedish Government

Accountability for Human Rights Violations by Kurdish Paramilitary Groups is Essential Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch, a legal and non-profit…

Interview

False Promises of Fair Pay: Komala’s Deceptive Recruitment of Pishro Mohammadi

Pishro Mohammadi: “After about 45 days, I realized this group had nothing to offer me.” Report from Iranian Kurdistan Human…

Interview

Kuhsar Dehqan’s account of the Imaginary Struggle of Komala to improve the conditions of the Mountain

“The struggle for the freedom of Kurdistan, warfare for the realization of Kurdish rights, presence in the mountains for the…

Interview

Divorce of parents; the primary reason for Kimia Shanazi’s enlistment in the Komala forces

“My parents separated, and I faced significant emotional and psychological challenges then. The satellite propaganda of armed groups like Komala…

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