Freedom of thought and expression

Last updated:

January 2, 2026

Freedom of thought and expression

Ayatollah Abdulhamid Masoumi Tehrani: If we have a constitution, fatwas have no meaning / Morteza Hamounian

Ayatollah Abdolhamid Masoumi Tehrani, a well-known cleric, resides in Tehran. In the past three decades, due to his activities and unique religious views, he has experienced imprisonment, torture, and security confrontations in the Islamic Republic. He has always strived to emphasize coexistence among religions and denominations in all parts of the world. This calligrapher, painter, […]...

Read More
Created By: Admin
October 25, 2016

A Brief Overview of the History of Political Confrontation with Drugs in Iran / Tous Tahmasebi

There is no Farsi text provided to translate. Please provide the text to be translated. Tous Taha Masabi In 1951 (1330 in the Persian calendar), the United Nations Central Control Committee officially accused Iran of trafficking in opium. The committee declared that Iran had a major role in the international drug addiction problem and that […]...

Read More
Created By: Tous Tahmasebi
September 25, 2016

Do you hear our voice? / Saeed Modani

This is a caption. Saeed Madani A rapper has recently released a song called “National Garden” in which he attempts to depict the social situation and crises in Iranian society. In this music video, the voices of countless victims of social damages cry out to the authorities: “Do you hear our voices?” Now I, alongside […]...

Read More
Created By: Saeed Madani
September 25, 2016

Is the national information network beneficial for Iranians? / Hossein Torkashvand

[/caption] I’m sorry, but there is no Farsi text provided. Can you please provide the Farsi text so I can translate it for you? Thank you. Hossein Tarakashvand National Internet or National Information Network is a project that was supposed to be completed by the end of 2016 according to the Fifth Development Plan and […]...

Read More
Created By: Hossein Torkashvand
September 25, 2016

The Footprints of the Aghazadehs in Smuggling Goods/ Mehdi Dehghan

This text does not have a translation as it is just a caption for an image. It reads “.” Mehdi Dehghan The fight against corruption in Iran has always been limited to conferences, seminars, and symposiums, and no one has the courage or ability to address the root of the problem, even the president. According […]...

Read More
Created By: Mehdi Dehghan
August 23, 2016

The Continuation of Political Corruption Structures in Iran / Ali Asghar Ramazanpour

“منظور از عشق یعنی دوست داشتن و احترام گذاشتن برای همیشه” “The meaning of love is to love and respect forever.” Ali Asghar Ramazanpour What is referred to as administrative corruption in Iran is actually political corruption; however, due to censorship, the term political corruption is avoided. In the global definition, any use of power […]...

Read More
Created By: Ali Asghar Ramezanpour
August 23, 2016

Revealing the methods of cyber attacks against hundreds of Iranian activists / Mostafa Rahmani

This is a caption [/caption] This is a caption. Translation by Mostafa Rahmani Last year, a group of hackers, possibly affiliated with the Iranian government, launched an organization to support their cyber attacks. These attacks, carried out by the hackers’ malware, infected the computers of human rights activists and dissidents inside and outside of Iran, […]...

Read More
Created By: Mustafa Rahmani
August 23, 2016

Is Telegram still secure for you?/ Hossein Torkashvand

This is a caption This is a caption Hossein Turkashvand If I want to make a general statement about Telegram and its level of security, I have to say “Telegram is still secure”; but for whom and in what context? The security of a communication tool heavily depends on how it is used and the […]...

Read More
Created By: Hossein Torkashvand
August 23, 2016

Instances of slavery and the legal structure in Iran / Hossein Raeesi

This is a caption. Hossein Raeisi Indeed, the history of slavery in the world does not need explanation or proof, and other esteemed writers in this issue of the peace line also present various aspects of it. Therefore, in this writing, we only focus on some obvious and hidden examples of it in our own […]...

Read More
Created By: Hossein Raeesi
July 24, 2016

Independent Association of Teachers, Public Assemblies and Central Demands / Mohammad Habibi

This is a caption. Mohammad Habibi It has been almost a decade since the last general assembly of the Teachers’ Guilds was held. During this ten-year period, various governments have prevented the holding of general assemblies for baseless reasons, causing problems for the guilds. While the year 2014 marked the beginning of widespread communication and […]...

Read More
Created By: Mohammad Habibi
July 24, 2016

New mandate of the United Nations for governments: the right to access the internet/ Hossein Ahmadi Niazi

“متن راستچین” “Right-aligned text” Hossein Ahmadi Niaz Access to the internet is a right for citizens (humans) and facilitating access to it is considered a duty for governments. Based on this, the United Nations, by adopting a non-binding resolution for its members, considered the right to access and use the internet as a human right. […]...

Read More
Created By: Hossein Ahmadi Niaz
July 24, 2016

From Kiss to Whip/ Sussan Mohammadkhani Ghiasvand

  Conversation with Golaleh Kamangar and Shahou Hosseini Sousan Mohammadkhani Ghiasvand “Building housing for low-income classes and providing free “water, electricity, and bus” were promises made to the deprived people of Iran in the early years of the revolution. They asked the people not to be content with just this amount. They promised to elevate […]...

Read More
Created By: Sousan Mohammadkhani Ghiyasvand
June 22, 2016