A number of female officials of the Kurdistan Islamic Group (Komal) have submitted
their resignation from the party over "injustice," according to a
statement they issued.
"Today
we announce our resignation from all partisan or organizational work in the
Islamic Group," the officials said in a statement released Wednesday.
"The
reason for the resignation is the lack of justice and integrity by the
leadership of the group against the active cadre," the
statement added. The resignation of dozens of party members was met by silence from the party leaders.
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