October 18, 2025; Saeid (Sadi) Moradpour, a 28-year-old political and environmental activist residing in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, who survived an assassination operation by the Islamic Republic of Iran against members of the Democratic…
Qolqoleh Gold Mine of Saqqez is a symbol of the government's deadly policymaking; a project in which the lives, health, and environment of the people hold no importance, and all priorities are dedicated to securing profits and strategic…
On the evening of September 15, 2025, 22-year-old "Mohammad Rashidi," while peacefully protesting the falling of rocks caused by the traffic of mining machinery, was targeted and killed by armed guards firing from a distance of…
October 12, 2025; Arya Ostadebrahimi, a young "Jin, Jiyan, Azadi" protester from Mahabad who was targeted by more than 100 pellet bullets during the protests and lives with approximately 80 lead pellets in his body and a damaged left leg,…
On Friday, 9 May 2025, a Kurdish conscript from Mahabad named Samran Raak, who was serving his mandatory military service in Qazvin, committed suicide by hanging himself at his family home just two days after returning from leave.
On Tuesday, March 23rd, two Kurdish citizens, Salman Afra, son of Rahmat, and Seywan Parto, son of Zahrab, from the village of Ney, in Marivan, were arrested by security forces.
Adil Bahrami, a Kurdish political refugee from Kamyaran, along with 32 other asylum seekers were deported from Turkey to Iran on Thursday December 26th.
Finding Kurdistan was released and published in the United States of America in October 2018. After many years of hard work, Hawreh decided to publish a book on his experiences in Iran and especially on his trip back to Kurdistan in 2010.…
A demining expert from Ilam says “The mines laid in the Kurdistan border areas (by the Islamic Republic of Iran) remained intact in order to put obstacle in the way of the Kurdish opposition groups”, he says.
Kurdish political detainee, Hedayat Abdollahpour filed for case review.
Recent clashes between Iran's Kurdistan Democratic Party, PDKI, and Turkey's Kurdistan Workers' Party, PKK stirred an outcry among Kurds that civil war has once again gripped Kurdish political arena. Kurdpa publishes Sharif Behruz's full…
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