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Turkish authorities released Yalda Abbasi, a Kurdish artist from northern Khorasan who was arrested on Dec 6, by Turkish police on arrival at Istanbul Ataturk Airport. Kurdistan Human Rights Network KHRN has been informed that the artist flew to Turkey on the evening of December 06 to attend a cultural event on the occasion of the 28th anniversary of the establishment of the Mezopotamya Cultural Centre but she was arrested at Ataturk International Airport in Istanbul.

Yalda Abbasi was interrogated for several hours on charges of cooperating with a Kurdish party before being transferred to a court in Istanbul, Bakkabruka. She was released on Friday, December 07, and she is still in Istanbul. The concert of this artist will be held on Sunday as planned in collaboration with the Mezopotamya Art Centre in Istanbul.

Ministry of Intelligence agents have arrested five Kurdish civilians and activists in the cities of Sanandaj, Mahabad and Saqqez as part of the latest A group of civil rights activists, law experts, and lawyers have issued a statement on 21 April, condemning the recent military aggression of the Turkish Armed Forces TSK in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.

The statement said that by "invading" the region, Turkey violated the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Iraq and committed a "crime of aggression". Kurdish literary and cultural woman activist Zahra also Zara Mohammadi presented herself today at the court of Sanandaj, Kurdistan province, to serve a five-year prison sentence.

Mohammadi had been accused of allegedly "forming groups and societies with the aim of disrupting national security" over her activities, which The five-year prison sentence of the Kurdish language teacher Zahra also Zara Mohammadi has been upheld.

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Authorities have asked that she turns herself in to serve her sentence. The ruling came after the Chief Justice of Iran's northwestern Kurdistan province rejected Mohammadi's lawyers' appeal for her retrial under Article of the Iranian Islamic Criminal Code. Turkish police has detained nine Iranian Kurdish asylum seekers and 57 others from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq near Istanbul on 21 August.

The nine asylum seekers officially entered Turkey from Iran in the past few months and were trying to reach Europe by boat.