Kurdistan Human Rights Network

Detained civilians Sahar Ahmadi, Zilan Molaei and Zeryan Molaei were provisionally released on bail from the Juvenile Detention Centre of Sanandaj, Kurdistan Province, in recent days. In addition, activist Pouria Ahmadi informed his family by telephone that he had been transferred from the Ministry of Intelligence detention centre in Sanandaj to a facility run by the ministry in Tehran, the Kurdistan Human Rights Network (KHRN)...

Security forces opened fire on the vehicle of Pouria Ahmadi, a former political prisoner and civil rights activist, as he was traveling from Sanandaj to Marivan on 1 August. After forcing the car to stop, security forces arrested Ahmadi, his wife Sahar Ahmadi, and their child Barzin Ahmadi, and took them to the Ministry of Intelligence detention centre in Sanandaj, Kurdistan province. The Kurdistan Human Rights...

Pouria Ahmadi, head of the education unit of the Kurdistan branch of the National Unity Party was sentenced to three months and one day by Judge Saeedi at branch 1 of the Islamic Revolutionary Court of Sanandaj in late March. The trial of this Kurdish activist was held at the Branch 1 of the Revolutionary Court in Sanandaj on March 08....

Kurdistan Human Rights Network (KHRN), Pouria Ahmadi, the head of the Kurdistan branch of the National Unity Party and a member of the Central Council of Sanandaj, was arrested when presenting himself at the Sanandaj Intelligence Office following a summons and then he was transferred to the Ministry of Intelligence Detention Centre in this city. KHRN has obtained information that this activist was telephone summoned...

Kurdistan Human Rights Network (KHRN), Following further arrests of Members of the Kurdistan Branch of the National Unity Party, two other members of the party including Farzad Hosseini and Pouria Ahmadi were arrested in Kamyaran and Sanandaj. According to reports received by KHRN, security guards affiliated with the Intelligence Ministry arrested Pouya Ahmadi, the head of the Kurdistan branch of the National Unity Party and...