Hamid Isa Salih was born on July 1, 1957, in the village of Darkar Ajam in the Sindi region, Zakho District, in the then-province of Mosul and current Duhok. Between 1957 and 1980, he spent his childhood and youth in the village of Darkar Ajam.
In 1964, he began his primary education in the village of Urdina and finished the fifth and sixth grades of primary school in the village of Darkar Ajam.
In 1975, he finished his intermediate education in the village of Bersive. In the school year of the third intermediate grade, the Ba'ath regime did not count the school year and dissolved it, so he studied in the same grade again. In 1975-1978, he graduated as the first student in his class every year. From 1970 to 1975, he struggled within the ranks of the (Kurdistan Democratic Students and Youth Union). In 1974, he married in the village of Darkar Ajam. From 1976 to 1981, he joined the secret organization of the (Kurdistan Democratic Party) during the time of the (Provisional Leadership) and carried out these activities:
1- Delivering aid, medicine, and supplies to the Peshmerga.
2- Holding party meetings with Party members and his party supervisor.
3- Receiving, delivering, and distributing the Party's revolutionary leaflets and pamphlets.
4- Receiving and delivering the membership dues of Party members from Party members.
5- Receiving and delivering party mail of the organization from Party members to his party supervisor.
6- Party visits and meetings to set up party activity programs with Party members in cities and liberated areas.
1977-1978: As a teacher of literacy (illiteracy eradication) classes, he provided lessons to illiterate people in Darkar Ajam.
1977-1979: He became the head of a secret organization of the Party in the Zakho region. In 1978, he was accepted as a forest supervisor in Darkar Ajam. In 1979, he was accepted as an employee in the Civil Status Department (Nufus) in Batifa. In 1981, he joined the Gulan Revolution in Komate.
On April 13, 1981, his parents and his brother (Salih Isa) were arrested and remained in prison for a long time in Zakho and Duhok, because at that time the regime arrested the families of those who were in the ranks of the revolution.
In 1981, he was accepted as a cadre in the seventh (7) cadre training course at the headquarters of the Party's Politburo in the village of Rajan, Eastern Kurdistan. On November 11, 1981, according to Branch One's decision number (674) with letter number (678), he was appointed as an administrator of the Zakho Committee. Between 1981 and 1988, he participated in many military activities such as (taking the Gima outpost in the village of Darkar Ajam, the village of Merge, the village of Darhozane, and ambushing Peshmerga forces against the soldiers of the Batifa Brigade in Mela Arab - an ambush against military vehicles in the village of Avgeniye, and also confronting the regime's forces when they attacked the headquarters of the Zakho Committee on Spi Mountain, and confronting the regime's forces when they attacked the liberated areas of Kurdistan (the revolution's areas).
In the years 1976-1988, he participated in many party activities in many areas of Kurdistan. When he went to the cadre course in Eastern Kurdistan, on August 28, 1988, during the black Anfal, he was arrested along with his family and a number of his cousins, villagers, and relatives, and his fate is still unknown.
His family and children were sent to the military fortress (Qala) of Duhok, then they were moved to Salamiye, and then they were sent to Bahrka in Erbil. He had good knowledge of writing and the Arabic language.
Source:1- Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.