October 27, 2026; "Pariya Nasiri," a Kurdish student from Naghadeh who was arrested following a violent raid by IRGC Intelligence forces on her school amid an atmosphere of terror and intimidation in her classroom, was temporarily released on bail after 15 days of arbitrary detention and uncertainty regarding her fate and whereabouts. Throughout her detention, she was deprived of the right to access legal counsel, family visits, and phone contact with her family.

An informed source told Kurdpa that on Monday, October 26, 2026, "Pariya Nasiri" was temporarily released on bail after 15 days of arbitrary detention in an undisclosed location.

"Pariya Nasiri," daughter of Naser, a Kurdish student from Naghadeh enrolled at the "Sharaf" public girls' technical-vocational high school located on "Shahid Motahari 2" Street, was arrested during a raid by IRGC Intelligence security forces on the school. Security forces arrested the student violently and without presenting a judicial warrant, causing severe panic and terror within the school and classroom environment, and transferred her to an undisclosed location.

Kurdpa had previously published the date of her arrest as October 12, 2026; however, it has now been verified by Kurdpa that "Pariya Nasiri" was arrested on Sunday, October 11, 2026. Accordingly, she spent 15 days in arbitrary detention and was temporarily released on bail on the sixteenth day.

During her detention, despite continuous inquiries by her relatives, this student was deprived of the right to access legal counsel and family visits, and no information was available regarding her fate and whereabouts. Furthermore, she was not even permitted to make a brief phone call to her family.

The Kurdpa Human Rights Organization strongly condemns the violent and terrorizing raid by IRGC Intelligence forces on schools, the deployment of military equipment, the creation of a garrison-like atmosphere, and the arbitrary arrest of students—including the recent case of "Pariya Nasiri," a 17-year-old student from Naghadeh—in the strongest possible terms. Kurdpa considers the transformation of educational environments into security and military bases in recent months to be a clear manifestation of "gross violations of children's rights," "deprivation of safety in educational environments," "temporary enforced disappearance," and "psychological torture of students." The Kurdpa Human Rights Organization acknowledges that in recent months, the government has imposed a security and military atmosphere over schools and in many cases has even stationed military forces and equipment within educational premises—a practice demonstrating the deepening of overt repression, flagrant violations, and absolute disregard for international obligations, including the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Safe Schools Declaration.