Fatemeh Hashemi Rafsanjani: We should have managed the blue drug crisis / Azar Taherabadi

In recent months, if we haven’t personally experienced the problem of finding and obtaining medication in Iran, we have definitely seen or heard from the sidelines that many patients are facing much more serious problems than in the past. Considering the subject of the special issue of the Peace Line magazine, we approached Ms. Fatemeh […]...

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Dr. Abbas Milani: The responsibility of sanctions lies on the shoulders of the Iranian government/ Simin Rouzgar

Dr. Abbas Milani (Abbas Malekzadeh Milani), born in 1328, is a theorist, historian, and writer. Abbas Milani, who resides in California, is the director of Iranian Studies Program at Stanford University and one of the leaders of the Iran Democracy Project at the Hoover Institution. Some of his books include “The Mystery of Hoveyda”, “Renewal […]...

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The Iran-Iraq War and its Consequences over Time

In international law, the relationships between countries are not always friendly and without problems, and in many cases, the relationship between countries is referred to as a “hostile state”. There are usually two solutions for resolving a hostile situation: A) Peaceful settlement of disputes based on the principles of public international law. b) Non-peaceful resolution […]...

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Massacre 67: Why and How?

After a quarter of a century has passed since the massacre of thousands of prisoners (according to Hossein-Ali Montazeri’s memoirs) in the summer of 1367, today, based on the reports of witnesses and some officials of the Islamic Republic during that period, there is no doubt about this crime against humanity. The two questions that […]...

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تInternet freedom and the right of the population.

“Collective Rights” is a topic that is often overlooked among Iranian intellectuals. Discussions about human rights usually focus on individual rights, and less attention is paid to collective rights. If we were to define “collective rights,” we could refer to the definition given by the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, which states: “Group rights concern the […]...

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History of International Sanctions against Iran

Economic sanctions between nations are imposed based on the seventh chapter of the United Nations Charter by the United Nations Security Council. According to the seventh chapter of the United Nations Charter, the Security Council has significant and broad powers to evaluate decisions made in situations of “threat to international peace, breach of peace, or […]...

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Human rights in Iran should be the top priority.

Hassan Rouhani, the new President of Iran, has claimed that he is not only seeking more transparency about the country’s nuclear activities, but also has a focus on civil rights. Meanwhile, Washington is once again seeking to establish a relationship with Iran. The important question here is: what role will the US Congress play? In […]...

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The wound of sanctions on the bodies of suffering patients.

In the past year, the decrease in production and import of medicine in Iran has reached a concerning stage; to the extent that, according to official statements from members of the Pharmaceutical Importers Union, there is a shortage of over 100 types of medicine in the country. According to experts in this field, the drug […]...

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Has the time come to put an end to the glorification of war in literature?

With the beginning of the eight-year war between Iraq and Iran, government and non-government writers tried to open a field in literature that, although had a history and tradition in many countries, was considered insignificant and weak in our narrative literature. This branch of literature, although small and weak, also became trapped in numerous cognitive […]...

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Politics 2

One. We have a group of conspirators who are plotting to support the wearing of girls’ clothing. Deception. Behind the scenes of Obama and Netanyahu, the curtain has been lifted on “Conquering Tehran”. Translation: Urdu language. The donations from the Zionist lobby are eye-catching and then they go on to influence. Naeema. Taheri’s result of […]...

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Book Introduction: Women Without Men

One of the novels written about human rights and with a special focus on women’s rights in Iran is the book “Women Without Men” by Shahrnush Parsipur. Parsipur wrote this novel during a time when the social situation in Iran was more turbulent and chaotic than ever before. The book was written in 1978 in […]...

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