Childbearing in Iran: A Crisis of Trust, Economy, and Ineffective Population Policies/ Parvaneh Ahmadi

The decline in childbearing in Iran is no longer merely a statistical indicator or a demographic concern; it has become a sign of a deeper crisis in social trust, economic security, and the outlook for the future. In recent years, the government has repeatedly warned about the “aging of the population” and, through the adoption […]...

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The end of a desired pregnancy; a lost right/ Rezvaneh Mohammadi

In most societies, the decision to end a pregnancy is more influenced by tradition, patriarchy, and the dominant religion of the community than the pregnant person’s own wishes – who carries the embryo in their body. Most Abrahamic religions do not consider women as having an independent identity, and instead, the law and then the […]...

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Pregnancy Challenges during Corona/Aban Radiance

During the widespread outbreak of the coronavirus, the inevitable restrictions of quarantine have forced many families to spend more time at home and in close proximity to their family members in order to protect their own health and the health of those around them. In such a situation, many jobs have temporarily been suspended and […]...

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If I were homeless, which prevention method would I choose? / Fatemeh Akhtari

This is a picture of a beautiful sunset. Fatima Akhtari The issue of voluntary or forced sterilization of vulnerable groups has long been a topic of discussion and debate. In recent months, with the government’s proposal to provide conditions for voluntary sterilization for homeless women, this issue has been revisited and examined. In this article, […]...

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