June 29, 2026; Following more than two weeks of arbitrary detention, three Kurdish citizens and cultural activists from Bukan—identified as “Mansour Ghaderzadeh,” “Yousef Amini,” and “Ali Shokri”—have been transferred to Bukan Prison after…
June 30, 2026; Passing 38 days since her arbitrary arrest, “Zahra Mohammad-Vali,” a 27-year-old Kurdish woman, remains held in custody where she continues to face repeated rounds of interrogation.
June 29, 2026; A Kurdish children's book and painting exhibition, organized by the "Serbexwer" (Sarbakho) Educational Institute, has officially opened in the city of Bukan. Attended by prominent literary figures and cultural advocates, the…
June 29, 2026; An 18-year-old Kurdish youth from Shirvan, North Khorasan, identified as “Daniyal Niazi,” remains held in temporary detention at Shirvan Prison after 5 months and 17 days. Detained without a trial, he is reportedly subjected…
June 28, 2026; “Ali Zolfi,” a Kurdish citizen from Bukan, photographer, and former political prisoner, was arbitrarily arrested by security forces at his workplace and transferred to an unknown destination.
June 28, 2026; “Kaziveh Parviznia,” a young woman from Mahabad who was arrested by security forces more than two weeks ago, has been transferred to Urmia Central Prison following an undisclosed period of interrogation and the registration…
June 28, 2026; Over the past few days, a young woman identified as “Chimen Ali-Mohammadi” and a young man named “Shuresh Karimi,” both residents of Saqqez, tragically ended their lives.
June 28, 2026; Following an armed clash during recent days at a checkpoint on the Baneh-Saqqez highway—which resulted in the deaths of two military and law enforcement personnel and wounded five others—reports obtained by Kurdpa indicate…
June 28, 2026; “Ribwar Marabi,” a 27-year-old Kurdish youth from Kamyaran residing in Tehran, who was detained during the December 2025 protests, has been sentenced to 10 years of discretionary imprisonment. This sentence was subsequently…
June 28, 2026; Following months of arbitrary detention, three Kurdish youths from Piranshahr—identified as “Ezzeddin Pas-o-Pish,” “Shahram Pas-o-Pish,” and “Sabah Bivareh”—were temporarily released after posting a heavy bail of 2 billion…
Kurdistan Press Agency
