Kurdistan Journalist Syndicate Reports (2008-Present)
Detailed information about Kurdish journalists
As the Kurdfile team, we are honored to present a comprehensive collection of reports from the Kurdistan Journalist Syndicate, covering the period from 2008 to the present. These meticulously compiled reports offer a detailed account of the myriad threats and challenges faced by journalists operating in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Each document provides in-depth insights into incidents ranging from censorship and harassment to physical assaults and even fatalities.
The reports, available in PDF format, serve as a crucial resource for understanding the precarious conditions under which journalists work in this region. They highlight the persistent dangers and underscore the imperative for sustained advocacy and enhanced protections for press freedom.
We invite you to explore these reports to gain a deeper appreciation of the risks confronted by journalists in Kurdistan and to join us in supporting efforts to ensure their safety and freedom.
Author Profile
- Diyar Harki is an independent investigative journalist and human rights advocate. As a member of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ), he focuses on exposing corruption and human rights abuses in Kurdistan and Iraq. He voluntarily contributes to Kurdfile Media.
Kurdistan11 April 2026Amedi’s Election Deepens Kurdish Divide and Exposes Iraq’s Fragile Power Balance
Secuirty7 April 2026Family Torn Apart: Drone Strike Kills Couple Near Erbil
Journalism7 April 2026Kataib Hezbollah Frees Shelly Kittleson But the Message Is Clear
Journalism5 April 2026Abduction in Baghdad: Militias, Impunity, and the Strategic Logic Behind Shelly Kittleson’s Kidnapping
Very informative report!
Thank you