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Files That Cannot Be Ignored: The Wound of Child Soldiery in Kurdistan Alarms the World Again

The World Day for the Prevention and Healing of Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse is an opportunity to recall that…

Editor's Pick

‘Give Me Back My Son,’ Father Cried; PJAK Responded with Death

My son knew absolutely nothing about any political party. If he joined PJAK, someone must have surely deceived him.

Interview

Mohammad Moradi: Lured by Telegram, Lost to PJAK

In the winter of 2024, Mohammad Moradi, a fifteen-year-old boy from Mahabad, was lured by the propaganda of the armed…

Article

PKK Left Turkey, But Its Shadow Looms Heavier Over Iran and Iraq

The announcement of the withdrawal of PKK forces from Turkish soil, rather than signaling peace, could mark the start of…

Interview

Shilan M.: The Girl Who Fled Forced Marriage But Fell into PJAK’s Trap

While the armed PJAK group presents itself as the defender of “Kurdish women’s freedom,” a new account from a young…

Article

Kurdish Rural Women: Silent Voices Amidst Poverty, Insecurity, and Extremism

In the mountainous villages of Kurdistan, being a woman means running a marathon of suffering and responsibility; from dawn till…

Report

Security Leads to Prosperity: Benefits of the Full Iran-Iraq Agreement

A regional affairs expert believes that the full implementation of the security agreement between Iran and Iraq, in addition to…

Article

Teachers in Kurdistan: Defenders of Human Rights

World Teachers’ Day provides an opportunity to focus on the vital role of teachers in Iranian Kurdistan—individuals who, by educating…

Interview

Bardiya Abdi: No Group Fights For Your Future

Bardiya Abdi, a teenager from Paveh, recounts how he fell prey to these promises amid emotional emptiness and family pressures.…

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,…

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