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Evin Nadri Danani, The Silent Victim of Ideological War in Kurdistan

Evin Nadri Danani is one of the dozens of Iranian Kurdish girls who were lured by PJAK’s false promises of…

Report

Unnamed Deaths in Qandil: When Youth Become Political Pawns

While the PKK and its Iranian offshoot, PJAK, present themselves as defenders of Kurdish rights, statistics and evidence suggest these…

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Child Soldiers and KULBARs as Victims: The Time for Sustainable Security Has Come

On the borders of Kurdistan, where young people carry the burden of death for a meager living, paramilitary groups have…

Article

Deadly Silence in Washington: Children Sacrificed in the Fight Against ISIS

The de facto alliance between the U.S. and Kurdish armed groups, despite the legal proscription of the PKK, has sacrificed…

Interview

Zakaria Rasouli: Fled from His Family, Trapped by PJAK

Zakaria Rasouli, a 17-year-old from Sardasht, was abducted by PJAK six years ago. His family is still searching for him,…

Article

Violation of the right to housing by PJAK/PKK

By: Hossein Pejman, PhD researcher in Public Law The right to housing is one of the basic human rights. This…

Report

From Kermanshah to Ozalp and …

Vali Parsa, the son of Sabah and Nasrin, born in Kermanshah, Iran, did not imagine that one day at the…

Report

PKK caused the school to be closed down

Continued evacuation of villages in the Kurdistan Region due to Turkish attacks for the presence of PKK members, especially among…

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In an interview with VOA, Sefin Dizeyi: PKK is a threat for the KRG people

In an interview with VOA’s Kurdish Service, Sefin Dizeyi, responsible for foreign relations in the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), answered…

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Dr. Kermanj Othman: the PKK must be tried in an international court

Following are various reports about the abduction of children by the PKK to recruit as child soldiers, the media of…

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