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Pars Today – Why do the leaders of the anti-Iranian terrorist groups, the PKK/PJAK, look at women as a commodity and a propaganda tool in order to attract new recruits?

The difficult living conditions of girls and women in anti-Iranian groups, who have been deceived by false promises, are an indication of the instrumental attitude of the leaders of these groups and their Western supporters towards women.

If you take an overall look at the images of women and girls in the PKK and its various branches, you'll see that they are in an extremely disadvantaged position.

Some of the inappropriate behaviours in this group that are examples of the violation of women’s rights are extremely arduous and exhausting work, exercises beyond women's capabilities, neglecting their moods and feelings, suppressing their emotions and feelings, and ignoring their sense of motherhood.

How could the leaders of the PKK claim to support women and the value of women, while the women and girls of the PKK have to do the hardest work on a daily basis?

There are other questions as well, including that how is it that “PKK” leaders prevent human feelings and emotions between women and men members and do not consider marriage suitable for their organisational and campaign work, but consider women legitimate and halal and treat them as they wish?

Why do the PKK/ PJAK leaders see women as a propaganda tool for recruiting? Are women, with all the rights that they ought to have, regarded as mere commodities in the eyes of the leaders of these groups?

Why do these groups take girls and women, who are the future of any nation, and use them as a military force, instead of using them for things that are appropriate to women’s physical and mental conditions?

Meanwhile, “Seria Shafiei” was one of the women and mothers who were deceived by the PJAK members, who attracted this person by exploiting some of her family problems.

However, as one of the ex-members of this group pointed out in an interview, this woman always thought of her two children from the time she was present until the time she was killed. The “PKK” did not allow her to return and always suppressed the motherly feelings and emotions of “Seria Shafiei”!

This is the bitter fate of many mothers and women who have either been stolen from or deceived by members of the above groups and who continue to live in inappropriate and miserable conditions.

The most important question is why the Western human rights institutions, which have created chaos in some countries under the false and apparently beautiful slogan of “Women, Life, Freedom”, are turning a blind eye to the crimes committed by the notorious “PJAK” group?

Courtesy – Iranian Diplomacy

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