Freedom of thought and expression

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January 2, 2026

Freedom of thought and expression

Iranian Refugees’ Haven in Turkey / Keyvan Soltani

This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be accurately translated. It appears to be a caption for an image, but without context, it is difficult to provide an accurate translation. Kian Soltani Writing about the situation of refugees, especially in Turkey, without mentioning the plight of Syrian refugees, who make up the vast […]...

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Created By: Keyvan Soltani
September 29, 2015

The culture was lost in exile/ Reza Najafi

This is a caption This is a caption. Reza Najafi Exile and even migration, even if it is voluntary, is inherently a difficult and sometimes devastating experience; however, this experience is doubly difficult and risky for writers or generally for members of the cultural community. Sometimes migration may mean opening new horizons and benefiting from […]...

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Created By: Reza Najafi
September 29, 2015

The concept of asylum from the perspective of human rights/ Amin Mohammadi Rad

This is a caption This is a caption Amin Mohammadi Rad Migration refers to the movement of people from one place to another for the purpose of living, leaving their homeland and settling in another place, as well as traveling. It can be said that migration lasts for a lifetime. Humans have always migrated for […]...

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Created By: Amin Mohammadirad
September 29, 2015

Human rights in cyberspace and the internet / Elaheh Amani

This is not a valid Farsi text. Please provide a valid Farsi text to be translated. Sources: 1- To read the full text of the report, please visit Ahmad Shahid’s website. 2- Journal of Peace Research, February 13, 2015 3- For more information, refer to the website of Internet world Status....

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Created By: Elahe Amani
September 29, 2015

Historical Journey of Torture/ Mohammad Mahbobi

This is a caption این یک عنوان است. This is a caption. Mohammad Mohabbey According to Article 1 of the United Nations Convention against Torture (1984), torture is defined as: “any act by which severe physical or mental pain or suffering is intentionally inflicted on a person for obtaining information or a confession from him […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Mohebi
August 28, 2015

Social Conflicts and Interactions; An Experience / Elahe Amani

This is a caption. Goddess Amani Immanuel Goldmann says, “A system that is based on the submission of people and is established through fear and terror does not guarantee security, but this is the only system that governments have resorted to so far. Social agreement and peace are formed through the solidarity of interests. In […]...

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Created By: Elahe Amani
August 28, 2015

“Suicide of Mountain Tulips/ Azar Taherabad”

“متن راست چین” “Right-aligned text” Azar Taherabadi Qalereshi, a beautiful village in the suburbs of Sardasht, is just as beautiful, pristine, and untouched as it used to be, with most of its roads still unpaved. But these days, this village is in mourning and as dark as its name, “Qalereshi”. “Qal” means black in Kurdish, […]...

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Created By: Azar Taherabad
August 28, 2015

The Women’s Movement in Canada and Nellie McClung/ Aida Ebrahimi

“این عکس یک پسر جوان در حال خندیدن است” This picture is of a young boy laughing. Aida has thick eyebrows. The history of women’s struggle in Canada dates back to the late 19th century, when women united to define their identity and social-political status. It was a fight for equal rights with men, which […]...

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Created By: Aida Abroufarakh
July 28, 2015

The Mystery of Book Counting in Iran / Reza Najafi

“درود به همه” “Greetings to all” Reza Najafi “This is one of the wonders of our time. Fifty years ago, during the reign of Reza Shah, when the population of Iran was not even thirty million, the number of book copies in this country reached up to three thousand, more or less. But now, with […]...

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Created By: Reza Najafi
July 28, 2015

Double delicacy!/ Omid Habibinia

Omid Habibinia In recent weeks, a portion of Javad Zarif’s response, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic, to Charlie Rose, an American journalist, has been widely discussed. But the reality is that this is not surprising, as Javad Zarif is one of the officials of the Islamic Republic who, like most senior […]...

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Created By: Admin
June 28, 2015

Journalist or political activist? Who justifies the subtle lie? / Kambeez Ghafori

Kambiz Ghafori Charlie Rose has been the host of a television program called “Charlie Rose” on the PBS network in America since the early 1990s. He has personally produced and hosted the show. His guests include a wide range of influential people such as writers, artists, politicians, scientists, and athletes. Despite having a history of […]...

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Created By: Kambiz Ghafouri
June 28, 2015

Religious people and sociology of the body; a hesitation towards protesting against epilation / Mohammad Mohabbi

Mohammad Mohabi Sociology of the body is a branch of sociology that specifically focuses on the concept of corporéité, as a social phenomenon. The importance of this study lies in the fact that it is an indicator of the relationship between humans and the outside world, which takes shape through social and cultural influences. The […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Mohebi
June 28, 2015