Migration; the solution for population in the world and absent in Iran/ Morteza Hamounian

From the fear of population decline to the fear of aging population, these are concerns that have been brought to light in Iran due to the implementation of the Youth Population Law by the President of the Islamic Republic. These fears are due to the downward trend in births in Iran, which the head of […]...

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Collecting Contraceptive Materials for Women in Iran / Bahar Abbasi

Becoming a mother can be one of the most beautiful experiences that a woman can have in her life; however, this experience can also turn into a bitter one for women for various reasons. Many factors, such as maternal mortality and endangering the lives and health of mothers, can have an impact. Economic, political, social, […]...

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“An Examination of Population Growth Policies in the World from a Legal Perspective” by Nayereh Ansari.

The concept of fertility health has a wide and global application and refers to a series of behaviors whose main goal is to ensure safe sexual relationships. Since these relationships can lead to pregnancy, these instructions and behaviors are called fertility health; therefore, fertility health also includes pre and post-pregnancy. Among them, the term population […]...

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The moral and ethical responsibility of the execution of the sentence of retribution falls upon Arman Abdolali and Mehran Mosadeghnia.

Human societies have been established since the beginning of history based on a set of rules and laws created by the members of that society. One of these laws that has existed in all societies and throughout different eras, from primitive humans to the present, is the law of retribution, which aims to punish and […]...

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Inexhaustible Looting, Instead of Managing Water Resources / Mohammad Mohabi

The late Hadi Saber has a memorable statement about the state of governance in the country in recent decades, which states, “The foundation of management and ruling in the Islamic Republic is firmly against plundering.” The management of water in Iran, in the past four decades, has confirmed this bitter and suffocating reality. Most of […]...

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Half a century of silence! / Keyumars Amiri

The dynamic and active Iranian society, which has its roots in great and glorious civilizations throughout history, has nurtured numerous valuable elites throughout its existence and has been the cradle of precious civilizations. On the other hand, this society has also been one that its activists and artists have constantly faced severe oppression, harassment, and […]...

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Only seven percent of honor killings are reported by the media/ Zahra Bagheri-Shad

Analysis of Persian-language media content about honor killings. Report on the Men’s Network Against Honor Violence The first research report on the analysis of Persian-language media content regarding honor killings was published on November 25th of this year, which examines news related to thirty honor killings in 1399 (2020-2021) in Persian-language media and discusses preliminary […]...

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A creation called Nazanin; a look at Asperger’s syndrome and the challenges faced by those with this syndrome in the country/ Fragrance of Muzaffarian

Perhaps we can remember the name “Asher syndrome” more easily with “Helen Keller”. Asher syndrome is the most common disease that affects both hearing and vision. Sometimes it also affects balance. The main symptoms of Asher syndrome are deafness or hearing loss and a eye disease called retinitis pigmentosa. Most children with Asher syndrome – […]...

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A glimpse into the layers of hidden and visible domestic violence, “Housework” / Najmeh Vahedi.

Home is the first place where almost all of us have grown up, nurtured, and seek our daily security and comfort in this place. However, home does not have a common image for all its members; although for some members of society, home is a place of comfort, for many women it is a “workplace.” […]...

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“Posti is a post; darkness of the secretary’s desk/ Samireh Hanaei”

“Rousha” gathered all the remaining strength in her numb body and pushed it into her legs. With a heavy kick, she threw her boss off the two-seater couch. She huddled in a corner and screamed, “Uncle! Have you gone mad?” These were just some of the toughest nights in Rousha’s life as a secretary. This […]...

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