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Rojavayê Kurdistanê çend roj in bi vemirandina agir re mijûl e 📌 Endamekî Lîwaya Dêrikê dema ku beşdarî vemirandina agir dibû bi giranî birîndar bû, ji ber vê yekê ji bo dermankirinê bi lezgînî veguhestin nexweşxaneya leşkerî ya li Dêrikê.

Former Kurdish mayor sentenced to 19 years in retrial on terrorism charges stockholmcf.org/former-kurdish…

Hatam Yekta, 36, a Kurd from Rojhilat is now in hospital and may only have months to live. He was first sent to Manus Island in 2013 and has been detained since 💔 even when we escaped our oppressors we find ourselves in new prisons as Kurds. rnz.co.nz/news/pacific/6…

Kurdish soccer successes have stretched beyond the World Cup this year. In Turkey, Amedspor, the indomitable soccer team based in the largest Kurdish-majority province, Diyarbakir, rose to the Super League, making it the first Kurdish club to achieve that distinction. In Syria, Al-Hilal SC, a team from Hasakah province, a major Kurdish cultural and political hub, broke into the country’s top division for the first time this year as well.

"Near the Syrian city of Raqqa, a young Kurdish man from Kobani was kidnapped and severely tortured by an armed group demanding a ransom from his family."

Rakka yakınlarında Kürt genç kaçırıldı: Ağır işkence gören gençin ailesinden fidye istendi 🔶Suriye’nin Rakka kenti yakınlarında Kobanili bir Kürt gencin silahlı bir grup tarafından kaçırıldığı bildirildi. Yerel kaynaklardan alınan bilgilere göre, kaçırıldıktan sonra ağır işkenceye maruz kalan gencin ailesiyle irtibata geçen silahlı grup, serbest bırakılması karşılığında yüksek miktarda fidye talep ediyor. Gencin hayati tehlikesinin sürdüğü öğrenildi.

@LogHaber Koprunuzu de polisinizi de sikigim

İstanbul Fatih Sultan Mehmet Köprüsü’ne asılan Amedspor bayrağı için polis ekipleri nöbet tutuyor.

نه سال پیش در چنین روزی حامد ، بهزاد و صباح از عزیزترین عزیزانم همراه با رامین به کمین سپاه تروریستی پاسداران افتادن و جانشان را فدای مبارزه برای آزادی خلق‌شان کردند، در آن روز حامد ، بهزاد و صباح جانباختند، رامین هم در حالی که زخمی بود و بعد از یک سال شکنجه و زندان اعدام شد.

If you want to see what awaits refugees seeking asylum following the European Parliament’s 17 June decision to “send them back,” all you have to do is look at what Australia has done to Kurdish refugee Hatam Yekta from Rojhilat of Kurdistan. Hatam has been held in offshore detention for almost thirteen years, a reality that has left him critically ill and on the brink of death. No one can look at the difference between these two photographs and still consider offshore detention humane. In fact, it is precisely its inhumanity that is weaponised as a tool of control; a tool of violence designed to deter future refugees. But in the words of Somali-British poet Warsan Shire, “No one leaves home unless home is the mouth of a shark.” Other Kurdish refugees who sought refuge in Australia, including Behrouz Boochani, Mostafa Azimitabar and Farhad Bandesh, have been subjected to detention that resulted in severe human rights violations. These practices have been repeatedly condemned as cruel, inhumane and contrary to international law, yet Australia has refused to change course. Australia conveniently shifts responsibility onto Papua New Guinea while ignoring the reality that it is a developing nation facing poverty, limited healthcare infrastructure, unemployment and shortages in public services. Poor and struggling nations are made the keepers of refugees, and when abuses occur, they are blamed for them as well. The right to seek refuge is an undeniable human right. Yet to seek refuge and be erased from existence; to spend years, even decades, behind bars, robbed of hope, dignity and integrity, is what Australia, and soon Europe, considers a just response to forced migration. Migration driven by their wars, exploitation, destruction and interventions across the developing world. Offshore detention centres are dangerous, unregulated spaces where human rights abuses are rife. They are neither humane nor lawful. They are instruments of deterrence built on suffering and ceaseless punishment, and their victims are among the world’s most vulnerable people.

@3rab_vision This is some seriously sad cope. Have you Arabs produced nobody of note in a thousand years to lay a legitimate claim on?

Arabs claiming the Ayyubids: • Arab lineage • Arab culture and traditions • Neutral evidence-based sources support it • proudness and glorification of their Arab lineage Kurds claiming the Ayyubids: • His uncle may have had a Kurdish name

Really puts my shit into perspective

Negin Shiraghaei challenges the idea that fighting for equality is a Western concept. ” For too long, the world has used cultural differences as an excuse to ignore the systemic oppression of women in Iran and Afghanistan. Watch the full interview here: buff.ly/B35UoJQ

A state that fears peaceful voices turns courts into instruments of repression. The life imprisonment of Dr. Mahrang Baloch and Sibghatullah is not justice it is a blatant act of fascism against Baloch political leadership. You may imprison individuals, 1/2

A series of prison deaths in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, officially labeled as suicides, has fueled fears that some may be disguised killings aimed at silencing sensitive witnesses or political figures. theamargi.com/posts/suicide-…

HANA Human Rights Organization has learned that on Saturday, June 20, 2026, the verdict against Javad Alikordi, a lawyer and Kurdish citizen from Sabzevar, was communicated to him by Branch One of the Mashhad Revolutionary Court. Under this ruling, he has been sentenced to 18 years in ta’zir imprisonment, permanent disbarment, and additional supplementary punishments. Read More👇👇👇👇 hanahr.org/en/news/javad-… #HanaHumanRightsOrganization #Javad_Alikordi #News #Mashhad #Khosrow_Alikordi

یکم تیر ۱۴۰۵؛ در ادامه موج بازداشت‌های خودسرانه و خشونت‌آمیز، «مهدی کریمی»، جوان کُرد اهل ملکشاهی در استان ایلام، به‌صورت خشونت‌آمیز بازداشت و اعترافات اجباری او طی دو روز از «خبرگزاری صداوسیمای جمهوری اسلامی» پخش شد. با گذشت چهار روز از بازداشت خودسرانه او، هیچ اطلاعی از سرنوشت و محل نگهداری‌اش در دست نیست و او از حق هرگونه تماس و ملاقات با خانواده و دسترسی به وکیل محروم است؛ به‌گونه‌ای که بنا بر گزارش‌ها، جان او در پی این اعترافات اجباری به‌شدت در خطر قرار دارد. یک منبع مطلع ضمن تأیید این خبر به کُردپا گفت؛  روز پنجشنبه ۲۸ خرداد ۱۴۰۵، نیروهای امنیتی بدون ارائه حکم قضایی و به‌صورت خشونت‌آمیز او را بازداشت کرده و به مکان نامعلومی منتقل کرده‌اند. این منبع تأکید کرده است فردی که در ویدیوی اعترافات اجباری حکومتی با صورت محو دیده می‌شود، «مهدی کریمی» است. kurdpa.net/fa/news/2026/0…

Iranian authorities executed three Baloch prisoners, Ali Asghar Aminipour, Isa Rahmani, and Hossein Yousefzahi, in the prisons of Birjand, Zabol, and Zahedan. All three men had been arrested on drug-related charges. While Aminipour and Rahmani were sentenced to death, Yousefzahi had been serving a life sentence. He was nevertheless executed in Zabol Prison. hengaw.net/en/news/2026/0…

The government of al-Qaeda in Damascus has, until now, not released all the kidnapped Kurds from its prisons. It is delaying and bargaining over them in order to pressure the Kurds and their leaders, under orders from the terrorist Turkish government. The families of the kidnapped people are calling on the guarantor states to pressure the Damascus government to release their sons and not use them as bargaining chips. #Freedom_for_Kurdish_Kidnapped_Persons #DefendKurds

#Syria | #Damascus: Mor Elias church commemorates the first anniversary of the bombing that claimed the lives of many of its parish. Last Friday, the Mor Elias church held a ceremony to commemorate the memory of its martyrs who fell last year in the suicide bombing that targeted the church during a mass. The attack claimed the lives of 25 martyrs and injured 63 others. However, a year has passed and though STG claimed it made arrests and raided an "ISIS" cell that was responsible for the attack, no trials, indictments, sentences or anything has taken place raising questions on STG's transparency and involvement in the attacks, as some speculate the attackers were involved with the MoD and accusations of the security forces allowing the attack to be carried out via letting the explosive ladden terrorists through its checkpoints. One year later, the culprits have vanished and justice remains unfulfilled as if the parties involved are betting on the tragic event being buried and forgotten. This however isn't the case for the grief stricken families who have so many questions screaming for answers and wounds crying for justice.