Kurdê

[Scharo Bajalan @ScharoBajalan]

This is a major turning point.

The Syrian Government is once again using their forces to subdue Kurdish protesters demanding their rights - using live ammunition, indiscriminately firing upon Kurdish residents of the city of Hassakeh.

[Peyman Haghighi @Peyman223]

من #سپهر_امیرزاده، ۲۴ ساله، دانشجوی پزشکی، به «جرم» کمک به معترضان مجروح به اعدام محکوم شده‌ام. صدایم باشید!

[Kurdê @Kurdetay]

Arîn Mîrkan
10.05.2014
#kobanê

[Hengaw Organization for Human Rights @Hengaw_English]

Iranian authorities have executed Alireza Sepahi and Alireza Raisi, two protesters arrested during the widespread January 2026 protests and defendants in the case known as the “Isfahan Alikhani Square” case.

Reports received by the Hengaw Organization for Human Rights show that Sepahi and Raisi were executed at Isfahan Central Prison on the morning of October 5, 2026. Mizan, the Iranian judiciary’s official news agency, confirmed the executions.

Sepahi, 25, was arrested during the January protests after being wounded by four gunshots. His mother was also sentenced to five years in prison. His cousin, Abolfazl Sepahi, was arrested in the same case, sentenced to death, and publicly executed on July 28, 2026.

https://t.co/1KEHPGhcdV

[Kaveh Ghoreishi @KavehGhoreishi]

Iran has executed Siavash Jamshidi Kheirabadi, a protester arrested during the December–January protests. Since January 2026, at least 30 prisoners linked to these protests have been executed.

[Rojava Network @RojavaNetwork]

A horrific massacre took place this evening targeting 11 Alawite workers near the Al-Houla area in the western countryside of Homs.

It is reported that 5 engineers and workers were martyred

[Karim Franceschi @karimfranceschi]

The YPJ is still patiently waiting for a phone call from the al-Qaeda Ministry of Interior. Meanwhile, mashallah, look at the chief of police, could she have racked up all those medals in the last two years? Or did she get retroactive medals from her time running the Al-Khansaa Brigade, responsible for policing women’s attire and enforcing Sharia law?

In cities like Raqqa, they also managed the auctioning of Yazidi girls sold into slavery and subjected to sexual violence and rape, both lawful under Salafi-jihadist doctrine.

[Karim Franceschi @karimfranceschi]

While Syrians are literally starving, is there a single al-Qaeda Inc. derivative not wearing a Patek Philippe in the $30,000–$120,000 range?

This is the same minister of culture who, a few months ago, filmed himself carrying a sack of potatoes to an IDP camp.

[Judy Berxwedan @Judy20255]

The Kurdish fighter who was martyred today in the city of Qamîşlo, by ISIS cells and Al-Qaeda terrorists.

Establishing checkpoints and security barriers must return to the way it was before.

#DefendKurds

#Rojava

[Kurdê @Kurdetay]

Pîroza!

[Amedspor @amedskofficial]

+3💚❤️💪

[Judy Berxwedan @Judy20255]

Four Kurdish political prisoners have announced a hunger strike in the prisons of the criminal Iranian regime.

#FreedomForKurds

#DefendRojhelat

[Rojava Network @RojavaNetwork]

Massive protests in Idlib, Azaz, Al-Bab, Tel-Tamr, Hasake and Raqqa against the Julani terror regime

[Scharo Bajalan @ScharoBajalan]

9 Kurds have lost their lives in Kobane yesterday night.

When protests in Kobane yesterday - protests against the murder of a Kurd serving in the Syrian Army, whose throat was slit after being tortured by the Baqara tribe - the Syrian MOI under Majd Al Din al Sheikh (brother of Zakour, who first established the shura council of the Baqara tribe in Idlib) ordered the deployment of non native Syrian MOI forces from Aleppo to Kobane.
After the first 23 vehicles arrived, the situation quickly escalated - the non native MOI forces began to hurl insults and threats at protesters which led to the chaotic scenes from yesterday.
An additional convoy of non native MOI forces were sent to enter Kobane but were prevented from doing so by the native MOI forces from Kobane (ordered to do so).
At the same time, the non native MOI forces inside of Kobane were pushed out of the city by the masses protestors - which prompted them to fire at the protesting crowd that was chasing them upon reaching the checkpoint; wounding 3 protesters.

Inside of the prison in Kobane itself, Majd al Din gave the order that all prisoners are to be transferred to a prison facility in Aleppo, known for torturing the inmates.
The prisoners rioted - contradicting reports say that the prisoners set themselves on fire; others say that the fire spread - what is clear is that there has been a fire in which 9 of the prisoners lost their lives.
An investigation has been launched.

In Hassakeh, Syrian tribal members kidnapped another Kurdish youth.

It is a tragedy that could’ve been prevented - Majd al Din gave orders that clearly led to this tragedy. The insistence of the Sharaa administration to concentrate all authority on regime loyalists who do not have the expertise to properly manage the Kurdish areas is what has led to this tragedy; especially yesterdays events show that Majd al Din has acted deliberately to provoke further escalations.

While the events in Kobane unfolded, the Aqeedat tribe and a leader of Ahrar al Sham - joined the mobilisation of the Baqara tribe against the Kurdish people.

[Kurdê @Kurdetay]

@Kurdetay Sîpan was lured and murdered by alleged government supporters, who then posted a video glorifying his killing.

[Kurdê @Kurdetay]

This is the reality of Syria’s new government under Ahmed al-Sharaa #Jolani polished suits, carefully chosen words, and promises of a new #Syria on the surface—while #violence against minorities continues beneath it.

[Soran Hamarash @SoranHamarash]

Mardin: If you want to understand the true meaning of occupation, here is video of Turkish forces raiding a Kurdish home in North Kurdistan (Turkey) on September 9th.

Full details in the video and link below: https://t.co/19T426lPdK

#Mardin #NorthKurdistan #Kurdistan #Kurdish #Kurds #Turkey #TurkishOccupation #HumanRights #KurdishRights #StopKurdishRepression #KurdishCities #JusticeForKurds

[Hengaw Organization for Human Rights @Hengaw_English]

Yousef Ahmadi, a Kurdish political prisoner from Baneh held at Sanandaj Central Prison, remains at risk of execution after one of two death sentences against him was overturned and replaced with 10 years in prison and payment of blood money.

https://t.co/r5adsJvWpP

[Kurdê @Kurdetay]

After nearly seven years in prison, former #Diyarbakır (#Amed ) Co-Mayor Selçuk Mızraklı has been released.

Free #Demirtaş and all #political prisoners. End political repression.

[FERHAT TUNÇ @ferhatttunc]

Darısı tüm tutsakların başına...

7 yıl sonra güzel bir haber.

Diyarbakır'ın seçilmiş Büyükşehir Belediye Eş Başkanı Dr. Selçuk Mızraklı, 7 yılını geçirdiği Edirne F Tipi Cezaevi'nden nihayet tahliye oldu.

7 yıl... Aynı hücreyi, aynı avluyu, aynı duvarları Selahattin Demirtaş ile paylaştığı 7 yıl.

Bugün bir kapı açıldı. Bir hekim, bir siyasetçi, kentine hizmet etmiş bir başkan ailesine, özgürlüğüne kavuştu.

Bu tahliye, içeride umutla bekleyen herkes için de bir umut oldu.

En başta 7 yıl boyunca aynı hücreyi paylaştığı dostu, yoldaşı Selahattin Demirtaş olmak üzere, Figen Yüksekdağ'ın, Bekir Kaya'nın ve siyasi sebeplerle içeride tutulan tüm siyasetçilerin, belediye başkanlarının, gazetecilerin de bir an önce serbest kalmasını diliyorum.

Adalet bir gün herkese lazım. Bu hasretlik, bu tutsaklık artık bitmeli.

Selçuk hocamıza geçmiş olsun, aramıza hoş geldin.
@SelcukMizrakli

[Kamal Chomani @KamalChomani]

Read the full English version of @the_amargi and @irfanaktan’s Q&A interview with @MazloumAbdi at the link below.

https://t.co/j2xnRQJTIe.

[Rojava Network @RojavaNetwork]

For the first time in history, the image of Leader Abdullah Öcalan was raised on the citadel of Amed (Diyarbakir), and next to it was written: “Martyrs are our honor. Every martyr is a torch; the torch turns darkness into light and illuminates the path of freedom. Martyr does not die; Amed is proud of its martyrs.”