From acting to smuggling/ Negar Jokar

Kolbari and sukhatabari are laborious occupations that a significant percentage of citizens are engaged in due to the lack of suitable and equal job opportunities. Every year, a large number of kolbars and sukhatabars are injured and killed as a result of military shootings, falling from mountains, and freezing in Iran. On the fifth of […]...

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“Kulbari and fuel smuggling are the result of lack of social justice in Iran / Bahar Abbasi”

On the fifth day of Esfand month, military forces affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in the border areas of Sistan and Baluchestan province opened fire on a group of Baloch fuel smugglers. As a result, several of the smugglers were killed or injured. The deceased were fuel smugglers who would buy fuel […]...

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Kulbar; Non-citizenship with the burden of life on their shoulders/ Ronaak Faraji

Kolbari, which has become a familiar concept in the vocabulary of language speakers living in the geographical regions of Iran, has become a symbol of endless suffering and pain for the human beings who originate from the systematic discrimination of the ruling system in the western and northwestern border regions of this geography. Kolbari is […]...

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