Komala's believes in free and fair elections to help promote the wellbeing of all Iranian citizens. Read more...
Komala Party of Iranian Kurdistan was formed in autumn 1969 amongKurdish leftist students and intellectuals in Tehran and some Kurdishtowns. Read more...
For a free, Federal and Democratic Iran. Read more...
"Discrimination in Iran is so deeply embedded, it is hard to see.
It has therefore become the norm."
Abdullah Mohtadi, head of Kurdish Iranian Komala party, affirmed that a future “regime change” in Iran is the responsibility of its people and called Iran “the sick man of the Middle-East.”“I don’t believe the US will be the entity to implement a regime change in Iran. Indeed, this is a task for the people [who stand against the current clerical government] of Iran,” Mohtadi stated.
“Komala applauds the Trump administration for continuing to tighten economic sanctions on the regime,” Salah Bayaziddi, the U.S. representative of the Komala Party of Iranian Kurdisran, told TMN Monday. Last week his party called for tougher economic sanctions on Iran. He said. “The sanctions are clearly making a real difference; the regime is losing its legitimacy in the Iranian street, among all walks of life and backgrounds.”
