PDKI

Interview

Aryan Alizadeh; A Child Soldier Victim of Online Propaganda

Aryan was only 14 years and 10 months old when he and his friends fell into the trap of the…

Editor's Pick

Culture, Music, and Art: The Living Legacy of the Kurds

Handicrafts, local music, and cultural festivals offer a window into the rich Kurdish culture that has yet to be fully…

Interview

Rozita Ahmadi; a 14-Year-Old Girl Fooled by the PDKI

Rozita’s story is a clear example of the tragic phenomenon of “child soldiers”—teenagers who, instead of pursuing their education and…

Editor's Pick

World Peace Day and the Kurds: Ending the Cycle of Violence or Perpetuating the Crisis?

For years, Kurds in four Middle Eastern countries have been victims of violent policies and the activities of armed groups.…

Editor's Pick

Suicide in Kurdish Armed Groups: A Hidden Crisis Amid War and Exploitation

Every year, thousands of people worldwide die by suicide. Yet, amidst these statistics, the silent voices of the women and…

Interview

Kamyar Valizadeh and Social Challenges: From Paveh to the PDKI

Kamyar Valizadeh, with empty hands but a heart full of hope, embarked on a path he believed would lead him…

Interview

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…

Interview

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…

Interview

Gharabi: Weakening Separatist Groups Benefits Border Security

Seyed Reza Ghazvini Gharabi: Any unrest and instability in the western and northwestern border regions of the country leaves its…

Interview

Asrin Kazemi and Eight Days in the Headquarters of the PDKI

Asrin Kazemi: My father was very strict, especially towards me as a girl Running away from home as a social…

Back to top button