Tag Archives: Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch
Sibling Deaths: Ashkan Zare’s Reason for Joining the PKK
Ashkan Zare: Life Lost Meaning After the Sudden Deaths of My Sister and Brother According to reports from Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch in Sanandaj, a common tactic used by the armed group PKK and its Iranian offshoot, PJAK, to recruit members is to exploit the emotional vulnerability and depression of young Kurdish Iranians. Numerous […]
Aria Salehi’s Account of Membership and Abuse in the PDKI
Aria Salehi: I was only 15 years old when I joined this party, clearly underage According to the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch in Sardasht, one of the recruitment platforms for Kurdish armed parties is cyberspace. This platform is attractive to these parties because: firstly, it is accessible to a large segment of young people […]
Moein Samadi’s Account of 7 Months in the Democrat Group
Moein Samadi: Members of this group were mostly seeking personal gain According to Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch from Marivan, Moein Samadi, born on April 12, 2001, joined the armed Democrat group on March 9, 2018, when he was only 16 years old, effectively underage. After seven months of collaboration and association with the group, […]
Babakhani: I traveled to the Kurdistan region to meet my sister
The experience of the Babakhani sisters in their membership in the terrorist group PAK, as narrated by Souma Babakhani The family membership of three sister in the terrorist group PAK; a shocking narrative from the account of Souma Babakhani, which is published for the first time by the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch. Souma enters […]
Untold details of Kharaman Amjadi regarding the terrorist group PAK
Kharaman Amjadi: My life at that time was heavily impacted by familial issues and deep conflicts with my spouse IKHRW, in recent years, has developed a substantial database and intelligence on armed groups and their operations due to its extensive activities surrounding social and economic harms and the violations of human rights in Kurdish regions […]
PJAK leader becomes Kobani History Teacher
and other examples of the PKK Shadow Government running ‘Rojava’ The much-praised ‘Rojava’ project in North-East Syria has ridden most of its popularity in the West through their fight against ISIS and their ideology ‘Democratic Confederalism’, that promotes a form of grassroots governing by local people on the ground, structured from neighborhood ‘communes’, to ‘city […]
Sirvan Doreh , has a history of membership in Komala
Sirvan Doreh: The reason of joining was solely poverty, unemployment, and lack of money. According to the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch from Sanandaj, due to lack of infrastructure development and high rates of poverty and unemployment in Iran’s border areas, especially Kurdish areas of Iran, young people in this region are facing chronic unemployment. […]
Erdoğan urges Europe to act against PKK and Gülen movement
The Erdoğan government has urged European countries to take action against the Gülen movement. At the Fifth Summit of the European Political Community in Budapest on Thursday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan called on European states to step up their efforts against the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and the Gülen movement, and urged “concrete cooperation” […]
Mobin Aziznejad and the promise of dispatch to Europe
The repetitive method of PAK to deceive Iranian Kurdish youth like Mobin Aziznejad. Mobin Aziznejad, born in 2001 and a former member of PAK, is one of the young individuals who was deceived by PAK’s promises and was a member of this group for a while. According to the reporter of the Iranian Kurdistan Human […]
Astonishing Memoirs of Sardar Saberi
Sardar Saberi, a former member of the PJAK armed group, born in 1994 in Kamyaran, described the process of his joining PJAK in an interview with a reporter from the IKHRW. According to the IKHRW from Kamyaran, the promise of residence in Europe and a problem-free life in European countries has always been one of […]