Mehrdad Darvishpour: The living conditions of Afghans in Iran are subject to modern slavery/ Ali Kalaii

  Conversation with Ali Kalaii Mehrdad Darvishpour, born in September 1339 in Tehran, has completed his PhD in Sociology at Stockholm University in Sweden and is currently a university professor and deputy professor at Mälardalen University. Mr. Darvishpour, who has been working on developing political theories since the age of 20, has published numerous articles […]...

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Hassan Yousefi Ashkouri: The clergyman was a defender of the ruling system and the people / Simin Rouzgar.

Conversation with Simin Rouzgar. Hassan Yousefi Eshkevari, a writer, researcher, and religious scholar, is the first representative of the first term of the Islamic Consultative Assembly in Iran. His speech at the Berlin Conference caused a lot of controversy; after the conference, Mr. Eshkevari was arrested and initially sentenced to death by the Tehran clergy […]...

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From the era of slavery named “Asghar” until today; in conversation with Mohsen Nejat Hosseini/ Morteza Hamounian.

Mohsen Nejat Hosseini is a graduate of the Master’s program in Chemical Engineering from the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Tehran. While studying, he also participated in the political and social struggles of his time and was one of the founding members of the People’s Mujahedin of Iran organization. Nejat Hosseini was active […]...

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Saeed Peyvandi: Iranian society has not learned slavery from religion / Mani Tehrani

Conversation with Mani Tehrani Although we still cannot comfortably say that the world around us is an ideal place to live, if we look back, this world has become a better place every day. Humanity, which has experienced trials such as the Inquisition, Auschwitz, Stalin’s forced labor camps, and exploitation of African Americans in North […]...

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“Forms of modern slavery in Iran that are not seen/ Sussan Mohammadkhani Ghiasvand”

This is a caption This is a caption. Sousan Mohammadkhani Ghiasvand According to a new report by the Walk Free Foundation, approximately half a million people in Iran are victims of modern slavery. According to this report, Iran is among the top 10 countries with the lowest efforts in combating modern slavery. Iran also ranks […]...

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“Children of the flea market, product of the modern world/ Amir Chamani”

This is a caption این یک عنوان است. This is a caption. Amir Chamani Slavery is a history of using and depriving humans of their freedom and will. The material glory of human civilization owes much to slaves. Since humans began to use other humans as tools for their own benefit, slavery began. The system […]...

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Instances of slavery and the legal structure in Iran / Hossein Raeesi

This is a caption. Hossein Raeisi Indeed, the history of slavery in the world does not need explanation or proof, and other esteemed writers in this issue of the peace line also present various aspects of it. Therefore, in this writing, we only focus on some obvious and hidden examples of it in our own […]...

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You have a slave in the world and Iran, intellectual and historical backgrounds/ Mohammad Mohabi.

According to a report by a global foundation, currently around 46 million people are victims of modern slavery. The Walk Free Foundation, which is working towards eradicating slavery, has surveyed 167 countries and states that more than fifty percent of modern slavery victims live in India, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Uzbekistan. The beginning of the […]...

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Face to face with modern slavery/ Goddess of safety

There is no Farsi text provided to translate. Please provide the text for an accurate translation. Goddess Amani I first came across the term “contemporary slaves” at the Tribunal on Violence Against Women during the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing. In this tribunal, which lasted a full day, several women shared their stories […]...

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Book Introduction: Blood and Earth

“Blood and Earth” is a non-fiction work that examines two crises, “human trafficking” and “environmental destruction”, in relation to each other. As a prominent expert on fighting human trafficking, the author addresses these questions in his book: “Where does slavery exist? Where does reckless environmental destruction occur?” He embarks on incredible journeys to find answers […]...

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