Category: Suppression

Kurdish political prisoner Farhad Tarom becomes the latest victim in Iran

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Kurdish political prisoner Mr. Farhad Tarom has reportedly become the latest executed prisoner in Iran according to a number of independent sources inside Iran. According to the outlawed Kurdish News Agency, Mr. Farhad Tarom had been residing in Iraqi Kurdistan …

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Iran reportedly executes another Kurdish political prisoner; authorities refuse to confirm

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Just a couple of weeks after activists worldwide began protesting the imminent risk of execution of Kurdish political prisoner, Mr. Habibollah Latifi, Iranian authorities reportedly executed another political prisoner, Mr. Hossein Khezri. A number of unverified reports state that Mr. …

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AP: Iran unleashes ‘execution binge’ with average of one hanged every 8 hours

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Rights group decries ‘execution binge’ in Iran Associated Press: DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Iranian authorities have unleashed an “execution binge” with an average rate of one person hanged every eight hours since the beginning of the year, a rights …

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Our new video: Arab support for the Kurdish human rights in Syria

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KurdishRights has produced another video supporting the Kurdish human rights. The video clearly states the situation of Kurds in Syria. It’s a direct request for Arabs to speak up for the basic Kurdish human rights. Watch it, and kindly spread …

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American journalist deported to the US and speaks about his arrest in Turkey

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The 25-year-old American journalist from New Hampshire, Jake Hess, was released by Turkish authorities this week and was deported back to the United States. Hess was recently arrested in Turkey after authorities accused him of having links with the outlawed …

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Kurdish political prisoner in Iran on hunger strike, others at high risk

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According to a number of individual sources, Kurdish political prisoner – Mohammad Amin Agoushi – has gone on hunger strike since August 15th. Mr. Agoushi is being held at the central prison in Orumieh and has been sentenced to death …

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Dispossession and Poverty Afflicts Syria’s Kurds

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A recent article in the Kurdish Globe highlighted the conditions of Syria’s Kurdish population, which numbers somewhere between 10%-15% of the general population. The Kurdish identity is denied by the Baath regime, the use of the Kurdish language is very …

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Iran’s Growing Paranoia Leads to Ravaging of Vulnerable Minorities

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Below is a wonderful blog post by Iranian journalist and columnist Roya Hakakian. In her article Hakakian states that the executions of the five activists a week ago in Iran signal the regime’s paranoia and an attempt to deter a …

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