November 8, 2026; Yesterday, "Foad Qaderi," a Kurdish nurse from Javanrud, was temporarily released after 48 days of detention in security detention facilities in Kermanshah and solitary confinement at Dieselabad Prison in the city, while bearing marks of torture and fractures on his body. Throughout this period, he was deprived of the right to access legal counsel and family visits.

According to an informed source, on Saturday, November 7, 2026, "Foad Qaderi" was temporarily released on a heavy bail amounting to several billion Tomans after 48 days of arbitrary detention. The source confirmed that during his detention, while undergoing interrogation aimed at extracting forced confessions, he was subjected to torture by Kermanshah Intelligence Department forces, suffering injuries and fractures in his nose, ribs, and toes.

Kurdpa had previously reported that after more than a week of arbitrary detention in an undisclosed security intelligence detention center, this Kurdish nurse was transferred to solitary confinement at Dieselabad Prison in Kermanshah with severe marks of physical torture, including several broken ribs and a broken nose. During this time, he was deprived of any medical care, access to legal counsel, family visits, and phone contact, and was held in a state of uncertainty without the possibility of temporary release—a situation that had heightened concerns regarding his physical condition and safety.

On Monday, September 21, 2026, "Foad Qaderi," a 35-year-old Kurdish citizen from the village of "Sarrud" in Javanrud County who worked as a nurse in Sanandaj, was arrested by Intelligence Department security forces without a judicial warrant along the Ravansar–Kamyaran route. Following several days of absolute lack of information regarding his fate and whereabouts, during which he was subjected to intense interrogation and severe torture in an undisclosed detention center, he was transferred to Dieselabad Prison in Kermanshah. Following the arrest of the young nurse, security forces raided the family residence of "Foad Qaderi" without a legal permit, thoroughly searching the house and confiscating his personal belongings, including his computer.

As of the publication of this news, the reasons for the arrest of this Kurdish citizen remain unclarified, and security forces have provided no explanation in this regard. Furthermore, throughout the entire duration of his detention, he was deprived of the right to access legal counsel and family visits, having been permitted only one brief telephone call with his family.