January 23, 2026; With more than two weeks passing since the arbitrary detention of a 21-year-old Kurdish youth from Javanroud and a barber, due to publishing a video in support of the strikes and protesters, there is no information…
January 23, 2026; With one week passing since the arbitrary detention of “Vahid Latif-Nejad,” a Kurdish civil activist from Ilam, and two weeks since the arbitrary detention of “Yazdan Azizi,” no information regarding their fate or place of…
January 23, 2026; Dr. “Pedram Argha,” a 31-year-old Kurdish Yarsan youth from Kermanshah, is the identity of another of the victims of the January 8 popular protests in this city who was killed by the firing of live ammunition by the…
January 23, 2026; “Tayyebeh Rezaei,” a Kurdish woman from Kermanshah and mother of two young children, is the identity of another of the victims of the January 8 popular protests in this city who was killed by the firing of live ammunition…
January 22, 2026; “Hassan Fallahi,” a young Kurdish Yarsan citizen from Kermanshah, is the identity of another of the victims of the January 9 popular protests in this city who was killed by the firing of live ammunition by the repressive…
January 23, 2026; With one week passing since the arbitrary detention of “Mohsen Bavir,” a Kurdish citizen from Abdanan and owner of Cafe “Gol,” there is still no information regarding his fate or place of detention. Simultaneously, one day…
Wednesday, January 21, 2026; Hiwa Tatai and Sayyed Heyman Hosseini, two Kurdish citizens from Saqqez, were arrested by security forces and transferred to an unknown location.
January 23, 2026; The Islamic Republic of Iran, which has a long history of threats, cyber-attacks, kidnapping, and assassination outside Iran's borders, has expanded the scope of its threats abroad, particularly to the Iraqi Kurdistan…
Tuesday, January 20, 2026; “Azhwan Khezrian,” a Kurdish civil activist from the county of Sardasht, was detained by security forces and transferred to an unknown location.
Wednesday, January 21, 2026; “Sedigh Yousefpour,” known as “Pire Halo,” a former political prisoner and member of the “Halo” mountaineering group of Saqqez, was detained by security forces and transferred to an unknown location.
Kurdistan Press Agency
