Children whose dreams turn to ashes on the outskirts of cities/Shadow of Rahimi

The United Nations Human Settlements Program predicts that with the development and expansion of cities, by the next few decades, over 70% of the world’s population will live in urban areas. If city managers do not utilize all capacities for sustainable development, a large portion of the population will be pushed to the outskirts of […]...

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Pollution from Qarah Su and Karkheh to Shush/Kiumars Amiri spans several hundred kilometers.

A General Look at the Wastewater Problem in Kermanshah Province In the spring of 1343, a flood occurred in the river known as “Abshooran” in the city of Kermanshah, causing extensive damage to the homes along the river. The residence of the late Ali Ashraf Darvishian, a renowned writer of our country who was a […]...

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The pollution of city air is a gift of unsustainable development and mismanagement/panacea of victory.

Sources: Improving Criminal Regulations and Innovations in Clean Air Law Compared to the Law on Preventing Air Pollution/ Author: Abdolmajid Soodmandi/ Journal of Criminal Law Research, Volume 7, Summer 1398, Issue 27 Factors Affecting the Occurrence of Clean Air Days in Tehran/ Author: Fatemeh Dargahian/ Geography and Regional Development, Volume 15, Spring and Summer 1396, […]...

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Cities that children don’t like / Sahar Rahimi

Play and recreation are one of the basic needs of children, and it has a significant impact on their physical, mental, and emotional health and growth. The “International Play Association for Children” defines play as a combination of speech, thought, and action that creates a sense of satisfaction and happiness in children. In other words, […]...

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“Scarcity of joy and enthusiasm in a negligent and unpredictable society of Iran/Majid Zarei.”

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The struggles of the sugar workers of Haft-Tappeh and the current situation of the protest movement / Amir Javaheri Langroudi.

The final words. Continuous protests in our society today, above all, are met with strategizing for the survival of the striking workers and breaking the imposition of hunger on them by employers and the government. This is often accompanied by media siege, intimidation, and suppression of the striking workers in order to exacerbate the effects […]...

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Benefiting from leisure, the forgotten right of Iranians/Moein Khazaeli

Providing leisure time is just as important as providing health and education for a quality life. This emphasis is made by the members of the World Leisure Organization in their charter, which was adopted in 2000. Yes, the World Leisure Organization, an international non-governmental organization that specializes in the topic of leisure time and, as […]...

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Gender barriers to enjoying the right to leisure in Iran/ Bahar Abbasi

Spending leisure time is one of the indicators of lifestyle. Anthony Giddens considers the special feature of modernity to be dynamism, global influence, and increasing change in traditional customs. He believes that modernity allows individuals to break free from the constraints of choices imposed by tradition. In Iran, gender plays a determining role in how […]...

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Kermanshah, with a population of over one million, does not have a cinema. / Keyumars Amiri

The twelve cinemas in this city, which date back to before the revolution, have been abandoned in a dilapidated state for four decades. Note: Cinema is a great achievement of humanity in the 20th century, which holds a special place in human society. This amazing phenomenon, based on human needs and with their ingenuity, has […]...

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Fun and vitality are lost in Iranian society / Farzad Saifikaran

According to Marton, in adverse conditions, four types of social problems occur, one of which is the problem of isolation and escape from society. In Iranian society, isolation, which is caused not only by the lack of unity but also by the lack of recreation and vitality, manifests itself in forms such as addiction, social […]...

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