Iranian-Kurdish group says 'very high' risk political prisoners have been killed in strikes

Iranian-Kurdish group says 'very high' risk political prisoners have been killed in strikes An Iranian-Kurdish women's group have expressed concerns about a number of their members who are currently political prisoners in Iran, who have been cut off by the US-Israeli attack on the country. In response to a question from MEE about Verisheh Moradi - who was imprisoned for "armed rebellion" over her support of the Woman, Life, Freedom demonstrations that broke out in 2022 - the Free Women of Eastern Kurdistan (KJAR) said their contact with political prisoners had become "extremely limited. " "There have been no specific reported changes in prison conditions.