Is insulting politicians considered a citizen’s right? / Ehsan Hosseinzadeh

There is no Farsi text provided. Please provide the text that needs to be translated. Ehsan Hossein Zadeh Is “insulting politicians part of citizenship rights?” is a question that some politicians and legal systems have currently answered with imprisonment and flogging, and some potential future politicians and current opposition members are predicting punishment for such […]...

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The Islamic Republic’s Confrontation with “Open Addicts” / Shahin Sadegh Zadeh Milan

The Islamic Republic’s approach to the issue of addiction in the past four decades has been lacking proper planning. At different times, the Islamic Republic has resorted to widespread arrests and “strike operations” to combat addiction. The execution of drug traffickers has also been a policy that the Islamic Republic has implemented since its inception. […]...

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A Look at the Joint Program of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime with Iran / Ehsan Hosseinzadeh

This is a picture of a beautiful flower. Ehsan Hosseinzadeh One of the joint programs between the United Nations and Iran in the fight against drugs is the joint program of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) with Iran. This is the most important project of the office in the field of […]...

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Dignity and natural rights of addicts / Mohammad Mohabi

This is a picture of a beautiful sunset.[/caption] این تصویری از غروب زیباست. This is a picture of a beautiful sunset.Mohammad Mohabi “Street addicts” is a term used to refer to addicts who live on the streets and sleep in cardboard boxes. These individuals, due to excessive addiction, extreme poverty, and poor nutrition and hygiene, […]...

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How “Drug Consumption Rooms” Save the Lives of Addicted Individuals / Shahin Nassiri

This text does not have a Farsi translation. It is a caption for an image. Shahin Nasiri Throughout Europe, there are facilities that provide medical supervision for addicts, which significantly reduces drug-related deaths. “Jorgen, while injecting the needle into his vein and heroin enters his bloodstream, is intensely stimulated. His eyes open with the thrill […]...

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Legal issues of the entry of the Revolutionary Guards and Basij into solving social problems / Mehran Mosadegh Nia

There is no Farsi text provided. Please provide the Farsi text to be translated. Mehran Mosadegh Nia In this article, we aim to examine and analyze the legal rights of the entry of Sepah and Basij forces and the claims of some of the commanders of Sepah, including Sartip Mohammad Reza Yazdi, regarding the right […]...

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The growth of the phenomenon of homelessness and its consequences in today’s society of Iran / Amir Razaqi.

This is a caption این یک عنوان است This is a caption.Amir Razaqi The progress of science and technology has led to the development of societies and transformation in the ways of human life. The transition of societies to the modern era has had consequences for these societies. Some societies and governing institutions – including […]...

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The plan of a military camp for fighting against open addicts; from mistake to defeat/ Hossein Ahmadi Niaz

This is not a complete sentence and cannot be translated accurately. Please provide a complete sentence or phrase for translation. Hossein Ahmadi’s need. Iran has been struggling with the issue of drugs for years; since the Qajar era when opium was used, this concern has arisen about how to break free from this demon. By […]...

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An analytical look at the issue of addiction among students/ Javad Lal Mohammad

This is not a valid Farsi text. Please provide a valid Farsi text for translation. Javad Lal Mohammad Life has a cruel game. It is truly heartbreaking to hear that the annual drug trade in Iran is close to two hundred billion tomans, which is five times the budget for education in the country. National […]...

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Women’s addiction; is it auditory?/ Forouz Mohammadi

This is a caption “This is a caption” Forouz Mohammadi “Addiction and uncontrollable habits do not recognize gender. Humans are sometimes so influenced or pressured by the most real and purest inner feelings such as highs and lows, love, sadness, loss, anger, joy, peace, patience, etc. that they feel overwhelmed and lost. Then, in pursuit […]...

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