As of August 3, 2025, 28 days have passed since the arbitrary and violent arrest of Asad Sedighi, a civil activist from Saqqez, with no information available about his fate. He remains denied any contact or visits with his family and has no…
On August 4, 2025, Abubakr Oghabi, a Kurdish citizen from Balagir village in Oshnavieh County, was arbitrarily arrested by security forces after visiting the Intelligence Office to follow up on his identity documents, which had been seized…
As of August 6, 2025, one week has passed since the arbitrary arrest of Rafigh Mostafaei, a 42-year-old Kurdish citizen from Marivan, with no information available about his fate or whereabouts.
Ashkan Fahim, a Kurdish political prisoner serving his sentence in Mahabad Prison, has been denied medical leave despite suffering from multiple illnesses.
On Friday, August 1, 2025, a Kurdish citizen named Seyed Hossein Mohammadi, from the village of Ali Kand in Bukan, was arrested after being summoned to the Intelligence Office of this city.
Despite three weeks having passed since the arrest of Mohammad Parvazeh, a Kurdish citizen from the village of “Ney” in Marivan, there is still no accurate information about his fate or whereabouts.
On July 29, 2025 (Tuesday), a Kurdish citizen named Rahman Aslani, from Bukan, was arrested by security forces and taken to an undisclosed location.
On July 31, 2025, Mansour Rahimi, a 34-year-old labor activist and social photographer from Mahabad, was transferred to Mahabad Central Prison after 17 days of detention and interrogation in a security detention center. He was subjected to…
The sentence of amputating four fingers of the right hand of three prisoners—Hadi Rostami (son of Naser, born January 9, 1987, from Mehran, Ilam Province), Mehdi Shahivand (son of Ali, born March 21, 1978, from Lorestan), and Mehdi…
Hiwa Amini and Bahman Feyzi, two residents of Saqqez, were each sentenced to 10 months in prison by Branch 1 of the Revolutionary Court of Saqqez, presided over by Judge Mojtaba Ghaffari, on the charge of “propaganda against the state.”
Kurdistan Press Agency
