September 19, 2026; Eleven days following the arbitrary arrest of "Sirwan Habibi," a Kurdish citizen from Kamyaran and member of the Free Life Party of Kurdistan (PJAK), no information is available regarding his fate or detention location. He remains deprived of access to legal counsel, family visits, and telephone contact.
An informed source confirmed the details to Kurdpa, stating: At 1:00 AM on September 9, 2026, "Sirwan Habibi," a native of a village in Kamyaran and member of PJAK, was riding a motorcycle in the Besat housing complex in Kamyaran when security forces intentionally rammed their vehicle into his motorcycle, severely injuring him before violently taking him into custody.
According to the source, local bystanders initially gathered believing it was a traffic accident, but security forces fired warning shots into the air to disperse the crowd.
The source added that despite persistent inquiries by his family over the past 11 days, no information regarding Sirwan Habibi's condition or whereabouts has been provided. Given that he was injured during the arrest, his family faces extreme concern over his lack of access to medical care, potential torture for forced confessions, and overall physical state.
On Monday, September 14, 2026, the Free Life Party of Kurdistan (PJAK) issued an official statement confirming that "Sirwan Habibi," an unarmed party member, was detained by the Ministry of Intelligence while on an organizational assignment, and that the party has no information regarding his current status.
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Kamyaran: 11 Days of Detention and Unknown Fate of Sirwan Habibi, PJAK Member





