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Hana Human Rights Organization
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- 1Two KJAR Members Missing for Nearly Three Months▼Two KJAR Members Remain Unaccounted For Nearly Three Months Later
The Hana Human Rights Organization reports that two members of KJAR, the Free Women's Organization of Eastern Kurdistan, have been unaccounted for for nearly three months. Their whereabouts and the circumstances of their disappearance remain unknown, and the organization is calling attention to the case as concerns grow over the fate of detained or disappeared activists in the region.
- 2Iranian Kurd Foad Qaderi Moved to Kermanshah Prison After Alleged Torture▼Foad Qaderi Transferred to Dizelabad Prison in Kermanshah Following Alleged Torture in Security Detention
Kurdish detainee Foad Qaderi has been transferred to Dizelabad Prison in Kermanshah, Iran, after reportedly spending time in a security detention facility where he was allegedly tortured. The Hana Human Rights Organization reported the transfer, raising concerns about his treatment and medical condition. Rights groups have repeatedly accused Iranian security bodies of abusing detainees, particularly Kurdish activists, and the case is drawing attention from human rights monitors.
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Zanyar Moradi, a prisoner held in Bijar Prison in Iran's Kurdistan province, has been temporarily released on bail, according to the Hana Human Rights Organization. The release comes amid ongoing concern over the treatment of political prisoners in Iran. Human rights groups and Kurdish activists are closely following the case, and the terms of his release and whether it signals a longer-term resolution remain unknown.