Childrens Rights
The execution of parents, a complicated mourning under the shadow of collective unawareness of children’s rights / Hamed Farmand
Usually, from the moment the accusation against a parent becomes clear, or even from the moment of arrest and being charged with a crime, the mourning of the child and the family of the arrested person begins. This mourning, which can take the form of prolonged grief, becomes complicated grief as the trial process drags […]...
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Created By: Hamed FarmandFrom Rominato Nian: Homeless Children in Unsafe Homes and the Failure of the Support System/ Golaleh Yousefi
The tragedy of Nian’s death, a seven-year-old girl from Boukan who lost her life under the torture of her father’s girlfriend and brother, once again exposed the deep wounds of vulnerable children in the face of domestic violence. This event is not an exception, but another link in the long chain of child abuse that […]...
Read MoreExamining the Impact of Filtering on Iranian Families: Challenges, Consequences, and Solutions/ Mehdi Anbari
The digital space has become an inseparable part of the lives of Iranian children, teenagers, and families. However, it appears that filtering policies in Iran over the past decades have created challenges for families rather than supporting them. The internet is now a core pillar of daily life, particularly for children and teenagers. It provides […]...
Read MoreCompulsory Attire in Single-Sex Schools Is an Excess/ Dina Ghalibaf
The time spent in school is often described by those who have experienced it as one of the most beautiful and, in many ways, the golden era of life. Making new friends and beginning the process of socialization in school shapes a person’s life. When we revisit the memories of our school days, many of […]...
Read MoreBook Introduction: “Suicide, Causes, Prevalence, and Prevention Strategies in Youth and Adolescents”
September 19th, which coincides with September 10th, is World Suicide Prevention Day. The World Health Organization, in collaboration with the World Health Organization, strives to reduce the suicide rate by raising awareness among the global community, especially youth and young adults. Despite efforts made globally to reduce the suicide rate, unfortunately we are witnessing an […]...
Read More“Women prisoners and the struggle against discrimination / Zahra Bagheri-Shad”
Minority women make up prisoners all over the world, estimated to be between two and nine percent of the total prison population. This is despite the fact that the number of female prisoners has significantly increased in some countries and even compared to the number of male prisoners, the increase in female prisoners is remarkable. […]...
Read More“Children, tools for violence against imprisoned mothers / Hamed Farmand”
When we talk about women prisoners as a specific group of prisoners, we are talking about intersecting discriminations that affect women differently than male prisoners. Of course, we also consider that multiple oppressions also affect individuals with different gender identities. This note focuses on a specific group of women, namely mothers, who experience discrimination and […]...
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Created By: Hamed FarmandChildren behind bars/ Ehsan Haghani
Childhood is the most formative period of human life and how it is spent will greatly determine the fate of individuals. Spending this time in a home environment and alongside family members – especially the mother – is essential for a healthy transition into adulthood. The significance of this period has allocated a considerable portion […]...
Read MoreThe destructive effects of imprisoning women on families and society / Hermoz Sharifian
The beginning of the modern era marked the beginning of significant changes for societies, especially traditional ones, as many customary and religious rules, as well as common boundaries, were altered or shifted. One of the most important changes was the increased and more prominent presence of women in social spheres. With the rise of the […]...
Read MoreThe Naked Life of Unregistered Baloch Children/ Marzieh Mohabbey
I cannot let go of the enchantment of those glances, and I cannot understand the bright light in the eyes of the children who were forever bound in the attack of Pakistan’s missiles on a village in Saravan, located in Sistan and Baluchestan, Iran. I cannot understand which race, nationality, or ethnicity the flow of […]...
Read MoreThe Path of Students in Sistan and Baluchestan: Fatal Incidents or Dropping Out of School?/ Khalilullah Balochi
Children who are left behind from education are one of the fundamental problems of the education system in Iran, with the highest statistics belonging to the Sistan and Baluchestan province. Thirteen years after major changes in Iran’s education system, the growth rate of these children has posed a serious challenge to the education system. Official […]...
Read MoreUnsafe roads and inequality in rural areas / Keyomars Amiri
A look at the way of life of humans from the beginning until now is indicative of the fact that transportation has played and continues to play a very important role in human life. The essential need for movement and transportation throughout human life has been inevitable, and the speed and capacity of carrying goods […]...
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