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Sardasht Osman (Kurdish: سەردەشت عوسمان ,Serdeşt Osman) was an Iraqi Kurdish Journalist and Student from Erbil who was kidnapped on 4 May 2010 outside the College of Arts Building where he studied English language. On May 6, 2010 his body was found in neighbouring Mosul city. He was known in Iraqi Kurdistan for articles criticising the Kurdistan Region and Masoud Barzani. Some of his articles were published under a pseudonym on several Kurdish websites.