PJAK

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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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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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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…

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Official Letter from IKHRW to the Government of the Netherlands

To the Government and Parliament of the Netherlands, Human Rights Organizations, and International Institutions: With respect and with wishes for…

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IKHRW Calls for Halt to Kurdish Terrorist Groups’ Activities in the Netherlands

Why is it that wherever there is terror, the killing of Iranian people, terrorist groups’ activities and harm to Iran’s…

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Official End to Anti-Iran Armed Groups’ Activities in Iraq

A step forward, requiring continued practical and judicial measures regarding the official cessation of anti-Iran armed groups’ activities in Iraq…

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4 Years Later: PJAK Announces Death of Pouria Ghasemi

The statement of Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch regarding Pouria Ghasemi, a member of the PJAK group whose death has…

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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…

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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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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…

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