Freedom of thought and expression

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July 5, 2026

Freedom of thought and expression

Girls of Enghelab Street and redefining methods of struggle/ Mehrak Kamali

This is a caption.Mehrak Kamali. Cash protest against the March 8 gathering in front of the Ministry of Labor. Winter of 2017 in Iran was a season of experimenting with new methods of protesting against the current state of affairs, alongside traditional methods. The street movement of the Revolution Girls and the December protests in […]...

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Created By: Mehrak Kamali
March 20, 2018

The importance of adhering to the principles of good governance and democratic oversight in budgeting / Mohammad Maghimi.

This is a caption[/caption] This is a caption. Mohammad Moghimi The budget of each country is an indicator of the size of the government and a symbol of its functioning. In order to create efficiency and establish social justice, a diverse range of government actions is necessary; for example, defense readiness, maintaining order and legislation, […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Moghimi
January 24, 2018

Islamic human rights or human rights construction, an impossible matter / Qahraman Qanbari

There is no Farsi text provided to translate. Please provide the text to be translated. Qahraman Ghanbari Islamic Human Rights or Indigenous Human Rights, is not a matter specific to the era of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Even in non-Islamic countries such as China and Singapore, it is declared that the Universal Declaration of […]...

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Created By: Ghahraman Ghanbari
January 24, 2018

Cutting off the hand of thieves, and criminal justice in financial crimes in Iran/ Mohammad Mohabi

The text is: “This is a beautiful flower.” Mohammad Mohabbai The story of cutting off the hand of a thief in Khorasan on Thursday, January 18, 2018, once again revealed the injustice of laws related to the punishment of financial criminals in Iran. According to Khorasan newspaper on Friday, January 19, 2018, “Several years ago, […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Mohebi
January 24, 2018

Book Introduction: From Pursuit to Prison

Rouzbeh Gilasian, a graduate of philosophy of science at Sharif University, is the author of the book “From Pursuit to Prison” which discusses the rights of political-security suspects and convicts based on the latest amendments to the law. Gilasian has also written other books such as “Philosophy in the Street”, “Human Moon of Bahman”, “Romantic […]...

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Created By: Admin
January 24, 2018

The major ambiguity in the Kharizak case; intentional or unintentional murder? / Mohammad Mohabi

This is a caption This is a caption. Mohammad Mohabbai The case of the Kahrizak murders is one of the most mysterious cases in the history of the Islamic Republic. This case has six identified victims: Mohsen Ruholamini, Mohammad Kamrani, Amir Javadi Far, Ramin Qahramani, Ahmad Nejati Kargar, and the prison doctor, Ramin Pourandarjani, who […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Mohebi
December 29, 2017

Parallel destructive actions; “Basij” as a judicial enforcer instead of “law enforcement” / Reza Alijani

When the judicial system itself is the tool of security forces in the field of political, civil, and trade activists – including the Ministry of Intelligence and the Revolutionary Guards and others – the role of the judicial officer (whether “general” who can take initial judicial actions upon witnessing an obvious crime, or “specific” who […]...

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Created By: Reza Alijani
November 24, 2017

The Strategic Role of Judicial Officers in Fair Adjudication / Mohammad Moghimi

Fair trial is one of the important and challenging issues in human rights that has its roots in the principle of innocence and is the guarantor of freedom, security, dignity, and the right to life of citizens in any society. Judges play a strategic role in ensuring a fair trial; whether it is the foundation […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Moghimi
November 24, 2017

A Look at the Organizational Duties of Basij in Iran/ Ghahraman Ghanbari

The word “Basij” has been repeated so much in our daily lives by the government media that just hearing its name creates a special feeling and state in our hearts and faces. Generally, bureaucracy and government institutions, including military institutions, are similar or alike in terms of their organizational structure in all countries around the […]...

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Created By: Ghahraman Ghanbari
November 24, 2017

“Basiij and its formation, a threat to bread or a danger to life? / Morteza Hamounian”

The early days after the revolution are in Bahman 57. The country is in turmoil and people’s forces are protecting the newly achieved revolution in the streets. With the success of the revolution, their categories become clearer. It is time for group competitions. The streets are filled with the presence of people’s forces. The people’s […]...

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Created By: Admin
November 24, 2017

“Media System Organization; An Effort towards Establishing a Media Watchdog in Iran / Mohammad Mohabi”

The law to establish the “Media System Organization” has been drafted in the government. The general outline of this draft was approved by the Cabinet on Thursday, November 3rd, and the details are currently being reviewed. If it is approved by the government, it will be sent to the Parliament. If it is approved by […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Mohebi
November 24, 2017

Ali Ashraf Darvishian and around/ Mohammad Mehdi Pour

Ali Ashraf Darvishian, also known as Latif Takhistan, was a noble man of the turbulent years. After years of writing and depicting the pains of the deprived class, he left this chaotic world at the age of 76. The purpose of this text is not to criticize the essence of Darvishian’s works or to analyze […]...

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Created By: Admin
November 24, 2017