According to the Media Institute of West Kurdistan Society, there has been no news of the Kurd Ramadan Muslim Ahmed since his arrest in 2008. His nickname is Kamal Kobani; he was born in Kobani, Syria in 1981. He was captured as he crossed the Iranian border, when he was seriously injured after the Iranian forces fired at him. He had an unjust trial and was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment. He wounds were not dressed and his family were not allowed to see him. His parents have expressed fears for his life.

The family appeals to human rights organizations and the Red Crescent Society of the Islamic Republic of Iran to intervene to allow them to visit their son in detention in a Tehran prison. They ask them to ensure that the authorities are providing him with the necessary treatment, and to enable him to ensure proper application of the law so that he can benefit from his legal rights to defend himself in the court.

Kurds are under pressure from increase in arrests in Kobani, Syria

The fate of the Kurdish citizen Mustafa Mohammad Ali Khalaf, born 1968 in Kobani has been unknown since his arrest on 3 May 2010 by the Political Security branch in Kobani, during a raid on his house in the middle of the night. The security patrol searched his home and interfered with his personal property, and then took him to an unknown destination.

Mustafa is married and has seven children, and he is the sole breadwinner for his family.