Freedom of thought and expression

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March 9, 2026

Freedom of thought and expression

Civil activists and the level of success in using social networks / Shahin Sadegh Zadeh Milani

No text was provided. Please provide the Farsi text to be translated. Shahin Sadegh Zadeh Milan To express opinions and measure the success of civil activists in using social networks, we must first define the term “civil activists”; many of whom introduce themselves as civil or human rights activists. Individuals who engage in political, civil, […]...

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Created By: Admin
February 24, 2017

Migration of Iranian users from one network to another/ Ali Ajami

“Right-aligned image” Ali Ajami Social networks play an undeniable role in the social developments of the 21st century, both as a means of communication and as a mass media; however, the positive or negative nature of this role may currently be subtle or subject to debate. The role and impact of newspapers and publications in […]...

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Created By: Ali Ajami
February 24, 2017

“The absurd slogan of ‘death to countries’ and burning their flags is abhorrent.” – Mohammad Mohabi

This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be translated accurately. Please provide the full Farsi text. Mohammad Mohabbai In Iranian culture, good thinking and good intentions and bad thinking are even considered positive qualities for enemies. As the wise Tousi said: “Whoever has bad thoughts/ will ultimately harm themselves.” The slogan of death […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Mohebi
February 24, 2017

Sterilization from the perspective of international human rights standards / Shahin Sadegh Zadeh Milan

“منظوری که به آن نگاه می کنی، تغییر می کند” “The perspective you look at, changes.” Shahin Sadegh Zadeh Milan After the release of images of citizens known as “grave sleepers”, the discussion of sterilization as a solution to prevent the increase of homeless individuals or “cardboard sleepers” in the virtual space was raised. Addressing […]...

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Created By: Admin
January 27, 2017

Notes on “Beneficence-Oriented” and “Rights-Oriented” Approaches and Justice / Elaheh Amani

“مراقب باشید” “Be careful” Goddess Amani Throughout the history of charity work, one of the approaches to dealing with social problems such as poverty, homelessness, hunger, and illness has been through charity actions. Charity actions, both on an individual and organizational level, have been one of the simplest, most immediate, instinctive, and emotional ways of […]...

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Created By: Elahe Amani
January 27, 2017

Why is physical punishment of children not eradicated in schools? / Mohammad Aghazadeh

This is a caption This is a caption. Mohammad Aghazadeh A recently released video shows a teacher in Shahriar County hitting students with a belt. This video is not an exception, but occasionally similar incidents are reflected on social networks, causing a wave of hatred and disgust. For our generation, this disgust is a sign […]...

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December 26, 2016

Enforcing hijab on children is one form of child abuse/ Soosan Mohammadkhani Ghiasvand

The translation is: “Persian language” Sousan Mohammadkhani Ghiasvand I didn’t have a good feeling about getting tangled up in a chador and mantoo. From the age of six or seven, a distance began to grow between me and my playmates. A few years later, I felt alienated from my own body. I was afraid of […]...

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Created By: Sousan Mohammadkhani Ghiyasvand
December 26, 2016

The principle of no harm and the phenomenon of blocking the passage in Iran/ Mohammad Mohabi.

“این عکس یک نمونه است” “This photo is an example.” Mohammad Mohabbi There is no doubt that streets, alleys, and sidewalks are the passage for ordinary people and are considered part of the public rights of citizens. Any disruption to this right is considered a violation. In general, it can be said that in the […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Mohebi
December 26, 2016

An analysis of the virtual space of the country and the future outlook / Samuel Bakhtiyari

This is a caption This is a caption Samuel Bakhtiari The “Small Media” Institute, at the beginning of the year 2015 AD, published a report on the performance of government institutions involved in the subject of the internet in Mr. Rouhani’s government. This research focuses on the increase of budget in various sectors, the method […]...

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Created By: Samuel Bakhtiyari
November 26, 2016

Why do they give heavy sentences to some prisoners? / Reza Alijani

This is a caption “This is a caption” Reza Alijani 1- During the Green Movement, statements from a commander of the Revolutionary Guards were published, stating that one of his comrades had seen a fellow soldier among the protesters (Green Movement) on the front lines. He was deeply upset and concerned about this, but had […]...

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Created By: Reza Alijani
November 26, 2016

A wall taller than religion / Mohammad Javad Akbarian

This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be accurately translated. Please provide a complete sentence for translation. Mohammad Javad Akbarin In 1992, when women’s sports were not yet widely discussed in the public discourse of Islamic society, one of the sermons of “Seyyed Mohammad Hossein Fadlallah” caused controversy during the Friday prayers of […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Javad Akbarin
November 26, 2016

The Guardian Council and the Transformation of Competitive Authoritarianism in Iran/ Ali Asghar Ramazanpour

The translation is: “The image” Ali Asghar Ramazanpour Since Samuel Huntington introduced the theory of the third wave of democracy in 1991, the issue of Iran and its exemplification in the wave of democratization and backsliding has been a complex one. The third wave theory was based on the emergence of 30 new democracies between […]...

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Created By: Ali Asghar Ramezanpour
November 25, 2016