Zeynab Jalalian was born on 6 June 1982 in the border village of Dim Qeshlaq in Maku, West Azerbaijan Province.

She was arrested by agents of the Ministry of Intelligence at the entrance to Kermanshah on 26 February 2008.

She was held in solitary confinement for over three months, subjected to severe torture and even threatened with rape.

During this time, she was denied contact with her family and access to a lawyer. Her family was unaware of her arrest for almost two months.

In a trial held on 3 December 2008, without her lawyer present, she was sentenced to death by Branch One of the Islamic Revolutionary Court in Kermanshah, presided over by Judge Ali Moradi, on charges of “enmity against God” (moharebeh) for being a member of the PJAK.

According to Jalalian’s lawyers, at all stages of her interrogation she consistently denied any involvement in armed confrontation against the Islamic Republic, stating that her activities were political and in line with the programmes of the women’s branch of PJAK.

In October 2011, Jalalian’s sentence was commuted from execution to life imprisonment.

Footage showing the extensive presence of IRGC and special forces in the streets of Sanandaj in recent days, coinciding with the anniversary of #JinaAmini’s death and the start of the #JinJiyanAzadi (#WomanLifeFreedom) movement.

On 14 September, dozens of IRGC forces were transferred from IRGC bases in Ardabil, Semnan and Zanjan by helicopter to this military-security organisation’s base in Tappeh Arkan in Bukan.

Saman Yasin, a rapper from Kermanshah who was arrested during the Women, Life, Freedom Uprising in Tehran, in this audio message from the prison, which was recorded before his transfer to Evin prison, describes the tortures during his detention, from mock execution to tearing of the nasal cavity due to torture. Security interrogators and pressure to make forced confessions indicate…

Four Kolbar were injured in a mine explosion in the Banane-Nusood border area

Efforts of environmental activists to control the fire in Marivan

Efforts of environmental activists to control the fire in Marivan

Efforts of environmental activists to control the fire in Marivan

Efforts of environmental activists to control the fire in Marivan

He denied the news of the Islamic Republic of Iran Radio and Television about the killing of his son by the forces of the Kurdish parties and declared that he will not question his son’s blood in any way.
– Reza Lotfi, a resident of Dehgolan, was shot and killed by anti-riot forces on 28 September during the protests in Dehgolan.