Academic Rights

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January 2, 2026

Academic Rights

Female students, guardians of the slogan “Woman, Life, Freedom”/ Elaheh Amani

On the eve of December 7th, 1401, students from seven prestigious universities in Iran, including University of Tehran, Allameh Tabatabai University, Tarbiat Modares University, Beheshti University, Alzahra University, Khaje Nasir Toosi University, and Azad University of Science and Research, began their joint statement with this powerful poem by Langston Hughes, the most famous African-American poet, […]...

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Created By: Elahe Amani
December 22, 2022

Efforts to eliminate gender segregation among students; why?/ Voodoo Nowruz

About the discussion of students’ self-initiated actions to eliminate gender segregation in student dormitories, it is necessary to first briefly examine the concepts of university and student by borrowing from the opinions of intellectuals. The writer attempts to use these interpretations to advance the topic of university, which has various definitions. The university, which is, […]...

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December 22, 2022

The student movement is the eye to eye confrontation with the tyranny / Ali Kalai

Dr. Mohammad Maleki, the first president of Tehran University after the revolution, who himself had a long history of fighting for freedom, equality, and justice before and after the 1957 revolution, saw the university as a fortress of freedom and a tall tower guarding the Iranian nation’s quest for freedom. When Sadeq Zibakalam, a professor […]...

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Created By: Ali Kalaei
December 22, 2022

Student Movement; From Migration to Resistance / Simin Moeini

Students have always played a key role in social movements that have taken place around the world. A student learns beyond their studies at university, to question events happening in society, to seek out the reasons behind them, and this activity and dynamism gives the student an independent identity. Students are defined within the student […]...

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Created By: Simin Moeini
December 22, 2022

About the regulations of the girls’ dormitory/ Mina Javani

For years, laws have imposed strict regulations on female dormitories. In the latest regulations of some universities, the curfew for female dormitories has been reduced to the time of Maghrib prayer, officially depriving female students of the ability to be present in the city and university after class hours and making the city more masculine […]...

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Created By: Admin
April 21, 2022

اییDisappointed and fleeing from this country / Majid Daryaei

Observational learning theory, also known as learning through modeling, which some psychologists, including Bandura, have emphasized, is based on the idea that individuals will be influenced by various models, whether they want to or not. The progress of technology and the increasing speed of its branches bring about different teachings. This very fact has created […]...

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Created By: Majid Dori
July 23, 2021

یAmidst anger and despair / Ahmad Fakhimi

Answering any questions about university education and the future of young people in Iran, if it is not just a description of the situation of university students or non-students, is at least the first step in answering questions in this area. This note is an attempt to describe this situation or initial sketches of a […]...

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Created By: Ahmad Fakhim
July 23, 2021

From limited education to limited job opportunities; the gift of the Islamic Republic to Afghan youth / Baqer Ebrahimi.

The decades-long war in Afghanistan has forced millions of its citizens to flee the country and seek refuge in neighboring countries. Iran is one of the countries where approximately three million Afghan immigrants live, mostly consisting of young people. Young people who have sought refuge in Iran due to war, poverty, and hardship. Some of […]...

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Created By: Baqer Ebrahimi
July 23, 2021

Shaping the youth in the fields of political and social freedom / Frank Chalak

“Based on human nature, humans are free. However, since humans live in a society and a set of laws governs human communities, this freedom defines a framework for corresponding measures. In this scope of freedom, there is no good or bad, but rather it explains and defines the way justice is obtained in proportion to […]...

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Created By: Faranak Chalak
July 23, 2021

Cultural raid named Education and Training / Saeed Eqbali

Investigating the issue of violence in any society requires close observation and fieldwork with the people. However, thanks to advancements in technology and mass media, geographical distances have been minimized and it is now easier to compare cultures between societies. The more a single-party and authoritarian system with a unified ideology takes root within a […]...

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Created By: Saeed Eqbali
July 23, 2021

The Case of Aso Jewellery; Elimination of Women from the Men’s Playing Field!/Siamak Malamahmoudi

“They are looking for my gradual removal.” This is a statement that a few days ago, Asou Javaheri, a former futsal player and women’s football referee, told news agencies about her continued ban from refereeing in women’s football in Iran. Hoping that by bringing this issue to the media, it will serve as a wake-up […]...

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Created By: Siamak Molamohammadi
February 19, 2021

Systematic Destruction but Hidden Free Education in the Country / Reza Salehinia

After 1991, the Soviet Union, which was led by socialist countries with a state economy, collapsed. China had joined the global markets eight years earlier and had essentially abandoned the socialist camp. The situation has strangely returned to pre-World War I conditions. The fight against “American imperialism” has become meaningless. In the current circumstances, like […]...

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Created By: Reza Salehi‌nia
January 20, 2021