“Sudden eruptions of underground volcanoes; what hands and feet have disappeared/ Jesus the savior”

The disputes between governments and wars for the inhabitants of the earth have had terrible consequences; the outcome of wars has always been death and disability for the victims. According to many human rights defenders and protesters against war policies, landmines have been one of the most dangerous inventions of humanity since World War I. […]...

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Schools next to minefields; the effects of war on the bodies of children 28 years after its end/ the scent of victory.

Three years ago, we traveled to the village of Neshkash, a part of Marivan, with Parvin Zabih. It is a village in the heart of the mountains, not on the border, but like most areas in Kurdistan, it is inhabited by poor people. We went to visit 7 children who were victims of a landmine […]...

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Mine; numerous wounds of the earth/ Jesus the healer

“این عکس یک پسر کوچک در حال بازی با گربه است” This picture shows a little boy playing with a cat.Isa Bazyar On the occasion of World Mine Awareness Day and Action Against Mines. The earth also bears many wounds as a result of our wars; wounds that may take years of effort to heal […]...

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Kulbars and mines/ No man’s land

After the end of the war between Iran and Iraq in 1367 solar year, many landmines were left in border areas, mainly in Kurdish provinces in the west of the country. We witness daily human and civilian casualties in that region, especially among the kolbars. Despite the claims of the country’s officials, this cycle of […]...

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