Foundation of the Foundation; A Look at the Foundation of the Oppressed After Four Decades/ Khorsheed Shaeiri

I’m sorry, there is no Farsi text provided. Please provide the text for translation. Where does the income of the Foundation for the Oppressed go? It is not clear. – How much income do they have? It’s not exactly clear. I’m sorry, there is no Farsi text provided. Please provide the text you would like […]...

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ی“Imam’s Assistance”; A Political Statement/ Ahmad Fakhimi

The “Imam Khomeini Relief Committee” can be placed alongside the Jihad for Construction, the Revolutionary Guards, the 15 Khordad Foundation, and a wide range of other institutions formed in the years following the revolution in a list known as “Revolutionary Institutions”. However, there must be a serious distinction between the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee and […]...

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The Relief Committee Along the Path of Poverty/ Keyumars Karimi

Unfortunately, poverty and destitution have deeply rooted in our society and will not be cured with charity, benevolent donations, populist attitudes and behaviors. The foundation of our country’s economy has suffered major damages that need to be addressed with the help of skilled economists, large investments, and assistance from experienced global industrialists with short and […]...

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The Relief Committee, a wallet for all seasons / Morteza Hamounian

Charity boxes of the Relief Committee are everywhere. It is rare for someone to have spent a day in the streets of Iranian cities and not come across one of these boxes; boxes that are said to “remove seventy calamities”. This saying is based on narrations from the Prophet of Islam and also the Shia […]...

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Is the support of the Relief and Welfare Committee enough to provide for basic living necessities? / Mohammad Momenzadeh

The living conditions of Iranian households have worsened day by day as a result of economic corruption, inefficiency of managers, the widespread COVID-19 pandemic, and sanctions imposed due to nuclear activities. In a country with vast oil and gas resources, a considerable percentage of families are in need of economic support. In such a situation, […]...

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Legal interventions bring the Bar Association to the slaughterhouse / Nina Mokhtarian

Judiciary advocacy, as an important and sensitive profession, is recognized as an essential tool for enforcing the law and ensuring justice, as well as safeguarding the rights of citizenship and fundamental freedoms. It is considered an independent and autonomous profession in the modern world. This professional independence is guaranteed in the legal system of every […]...

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Solidarity, resilience, and struggle for a future belong to us / Elaheh Amani

March 8th has been recognized as the central point and focal point of women’s struggles and celebration of its achievements since the early 1900s in the world. A review of the key points of the hundred-year history of March 8th reminds us of the importance of this day in the global women’s movement and the […]...

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On the occasion of World Day for the Fight against Sexual Exploitation of Women, Rezvan Moghadam.

Stella Obasanjo, the first lady of Nigeria and wife of former president Olusegun Obasanjo, proposed February 6, 2003 as the World Day of “Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation” at a conference organized by the Committee on “Influential African Traditional Practices on the Health of Women and Children”. The United Nations Human Rights Commission then […]...

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On the occasion of March 2nd, World Baloch Culture Day / Saeideh Khashi

You walked through the stones of Balochistan, at a time when you stayed in mud and brick houses, under sturdy black tents, in sunlit courtyards, and spent long nights in conversation with the ever-awake stars. You witnessed the sunrise in its most humble form, and sat in the company of wheat-carrying women, finding peace under […]...

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“Buying mandatory military service and the problems young people face in purchasing or completing it / Hana Amiri”

Military service in Iran has a history of over a century and is mandatory. Men, after reaching the age of eighteen, with the exception of a few who have exemption conditions, are all required to serve in the military. If they do not go to service, they will be deprived of all government services and […]...

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