Book Introduction – Multiple Approaches to Human Rights in Iran

The book “Multiple Approaches to Human Rights in Iran”, written by “Seyed Mehdi Khodayi”, a human rights activist and former political prisoner, is the result of discussions on human rights. This book, after the Human Rights Atlas (a joint translation with Omid Kokabi), is Mr. Khodayi’s second book written during his imprisonment in Evin Prison. […]...

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Hirana; Anonymous Reporters of Dark Human Rights Violations / Ali Ajami

It was the 11th of Ordibehesht month in the year 1385 and International Workers’ Day; it was decided that together with our comrades from the “Left Radical” group – who later became “Student Movement for Freedom and Equality” and eventually disbanded – we would join the protesting dismissed workers in front of the company’s union. […]...

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A discussion about February 11 with the republication of the live conversation with the late Jamal Hosseini.

Jamal Hosseini: Our activities were thorns in the eyes of the security apparatus. The year 88 is a specific time period that was influenced by the political changes in the country, and the security forces began to crack down on civil organizations and human rights defenders, with the aim of seriously stopping their activities. For […]...

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Dr. Pirouz Mojtahedzadeh: Iran, the importer of virtual water/ Jamal Hosseini

The limited resources of fresh water in the world and the increasing consumption have led to water becoming a source of competition among countries and different groups, playing a crucial role in shaping social and political relations between these groups. In the present century, water scarcity, as the most valuable resource in human life, has […]...

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Jamal Hosseini: Our activities were thorns in the eyes of the security apparatus.

Jamal Hosseini is one of the founders of the human rights activists group in Iran, and currently serves as the coordinator of the organization, continuing his activities. Mr. Hosseini is one of the members who, despite attacks by security forces, does not have a desire to appear in the media; however, due to his special […]...

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“The forgotten women of Kahrizak/ Jamal Hosseini”

On kilometer 17 of the Tehran-Varamin highway, just before reaching the city of Qarchak, there is a facility near the road consisting of seven warehouses and one newly constructed building. These are the characteristics of a prison that officials have named “Shame City of Rey” and the locals of the area refer to it as […]...

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There are those who have not seen the color of the battlefield, but they have the rights of a veteran.

Despite a quarter century passing since the end of the Iran-Iraq war, its controversies and consequences still remain. One of the most prominent consequences is the lingering effects of chemical weapons, even on civilians. According to government statistics, during the eight-year war, approximately 100,000 Iranians were killed or injured as a result of Iraq’s chemical […]...

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