The Hidden Boundaries of Privacy and Government Interference in Citizens’ Lives / Farzad Saifi Karan

This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be translated accurately. Please provide the full Farsi text for an accurate translation. Farzad Saifi Karan Privacy is generally considered as a red line to prevent others from entering into people’s personal lives. The 21st century human lives in a world where their privacy is sometimes […]...

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“Violation of privacy as maximum suppression/ Javad Abbasi Toulali”

This is a picture of a flower. Javad Abbasi Toulali The concept of “citizens’ rights” has a fifteen-year history in the legal system of Iran. However, it must be acknowledged that despite all the laws and regulations that have been put in place during these fifteen years, what has always violated the survival and preservation […]...

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Spending a lifetime in the abyss of captivity/ Fatemeh Mohammadi

This is a caption This is a captionFatima Mohammadi Institutions and individuals affiliated with power not only constantly strive to interfere in the privacy of citizens, but also have it on their agenda to determine their way of life. It can be said with certainty that so far, everything that has been put forward by […]...

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Privacy and respect for human rights / Mohammad Moghimi

This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be translated accurately. Please provide a complete sentence for translation. Mohammad Moghimi One of the most important challenges of humanity throughout history has been the issue of livelihood and economy. After World War II, intellectuals sought to address the root causes of war and violence with […]...

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Draft of Granting Citizenship to Children of Iranian Mothers, in the Struggle of the Parliament and Guardian Council / Mehran Mosadegh Nia

“این عکس یک پرنده زیبا در حال پرواز است” “This picture shows a beautiful bird in flight.”Mehran Mosaddegh Nia The review of the amendment to the law determining the citizenship of children born to Iranian women and foreign men began about four years ago in the government and after some changes were made by the […]...

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The necessity of attention to the issue of refugees; on the occasion of June 20, World Refugee Day / Solmaz Eskandari

The migration crisis has become one of the biggest global crises today. Millions of people have become refugees and displaced due to wars in countries such as Syria, Iraq, and Libya, or have fallen into poverty and misery. The epicenter of this immense crisis is currently Syria, where the number of people who have fled […]...

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A brief look at the Stonewall Uprising; in honor of Pride Month / Rezvaneh Mohammadi

This is a caption in Farsi.Rezvaneh Mohammadi Throughout the world, the month of June is known as “Pride Month”. But when does the history of this event date back to? On June 28, 1969, the New York police raided a club owned by homosexuals in Greenwich Village. During this raid, club employees and customers were […]...

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“Mehrieh is a significant gift in exchange for a lifetime of sexual services / Zahra Bagheri is happy.”

This is a caption “This is a caption” Zahra Bagheri is happy. The dowry is a “contract” defined between individuals who believe in emotional, sexual, and any kind of bond between humans within the framework of heterosexuality or homosexuality, and need a financial guarantee that is legally required for the survival of their shared life. […]...

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Being in a marriage contract is a trace of the era of slavery/ Mohammad Moghimi.

This is a caption This is a caption. Mohammad Moghimi The topic of dowry, which has always been a concern of society, especially after the 1979 revolution, has become a luxurious phenomenon over time and has also become one of the problems of the judicial system. Some consider heavy dowries as a source of pride, […]...

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Lack of relevance of the dowry institution for the present time/ Mohammad Mohabi

“باور نمی‌کنم که این اتفاق افتاده است” “I can’t believe this happened.” Mohammad Mohabbai The institution and legal rights of dowry have roots in cultures and traditions of the Semitic people, especially Judaism. This institution was not transferred to Christianity, as the spread of Christianity took place in the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantium), which had […]...

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