Freedom of thought and expression

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January 2, 2026

Freedom of thought and expression

The impact of nuclear negotiations on the issue of human rights in Iran / Hossein Raeesi

“متن فارسی را به انگلیسی ترجمه کنید” “Translate the Farsi text to English” Hossein Raeisi In order to address the human rights situation in Iran, it is necessary to have a precise understanding of human rights and their mechanisms, both with and without the current nuclear negotiations between Iran and Western countries. It is also […]...

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Created By: Hossein Raeesi
June 27, 2015

Nuclear file and the wrong path of the West / Hossein Torkashvand

This is not a valid Farsi text. Please provide a valid Farsi text for translation. Hossein Torkashvand If we want to talk about the relationship between human rights and the Iranian nuclear issue, we must try to limit the topic and examine a specific aspect of this issue in order to reach the expected conclusion […]...

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Created By: Hossein Torkashvand
June 27, 2015

Human rights in Iran, a topic beyond a diplomatic case / Mohammad Mohabi

This is a caption این یک عنوان است. This is a caption. Mohammad Mohabbai Without a doubt, the nuclear issue of Iran is one of the biggest challenges in Iran’s foreign policy throughout its history. It is a case that has often been intertwined with the fate of Iran’s national security and territorial integrity. The […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Mohebi
June 27, 2015

The imprisoned journalist will not be denied/ Sam Mahmoudi Sarabi.

Sam Mahmoodi Sarabi Forget it, but I won’t forget. I have hit the wall so that I remember… so that I don’t forget. I want to remember this curse… Even if one day everyone forgets and only a few friends remain, they will say it was a nightmare. They will say he spoke the truth. […]...

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Created By: Sam Mahmoudi Sarabi
May 26, 2015

Execution of Drug Smugglers, an Act Against Sharia and Jurisprudence / Hassan Yousefi Ashkoori

Introduction – General Overview We know that in Islamic punishments and criminal laws, punishments are divided into two categories: hadd and ta’zir. Hadd punishments are laws that are clearly stated in the Quran and authentic prophetic traditions, and are known as “textual punishments”. Ta’zir punishments are punishments that are not explicitly mentioned in the Sharia […]...

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Created By: Hasan Yousefi Eshkevari
April 25, 2015

Significant differences in meaning on both sides of the Gulf of Guatir/ Mohammad Mohabi

A reflection on the hardships of the Sistan and Baluchestan province. The Gulf of Gwadar is a relatively small gulf in the Arabian Sea, located in the southeastern part of Iran and southwestern part of Pakistan. Half of the gulf is in Iran and the other half is in Pakistan. Due to its proximity to […]...

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Created By: Mohammad Mohebi
March 25, 2015

ودیThe Afghan woman in armor is under attack and threat / Niloufar Langroudi

Excessive sensitivity among men in closed societies like Afghanistan towards women, which is usually caused by a type of sexual inferiority complex, causes great headaches for women. Women’s movement on city streets is severely problematic due to sexual harassment by men. Fear of street harassment, ranging from simple insults to vulgarities, and from catcalling to […]...

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Created By: Admin
March 25, 2015

A discussion about February 11 with the republication of the live conversation with the late Jamal Hosseini.

Jamal Hosseini: Our activities were thorns in the eyes of the security apparatus. The year 88 is a specific time period that was influenced by the political changes in the country, and the security forces began to crack down on civil organizations and human rights defenders, with the aim of seriously stopping their activities. For […]...

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Created By: Jamal Hosseini
February 24, 2015

The Pain of Democracy in Iran / Reza Alijani

Comparison of Civil Society in Iran before and after the Revolution The study of revolution and events of the new government is mostly pursued in a sociological and scientific manner, given the intensity of political pressures after the revolution and the treatment of opponents and critics, as well as the volume of executions. A general […]...

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Created By: Reza Alijani
February 24, 2015

Human rights, foreigners among Iranian rulers / Samuel Bakhtiyari

Paying attention to human rights in Iran by international institutions has always been a challenge due to the policies and regimes governing the country. The political leaders of Iran, with a feudalistic view towards the Iranian people, consider any critical perspective on human rights as interference in their internal affairs. The Universal Declaration of Human […]...

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Created By: Samuel Bakhtiyari
February 24, 2015

Cyber Terrorism; Virtual Threat, Real Consequences / Samuel Bakhtiyari

The term “cyber terrorism” was coined by Barry Collin in the 1980s. Today, “cyber terrorism” is more dangerous than traditional terrorism. Cyber terrorism can be defined as planned and targeted actions with political and non-personal motives against computers, facilities, and stored programs through the global internet network, with the goal of destroying or causing serious […]...

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Created By: Samuel Bakhtiyari
January 23, 2015

Debate between filter makers and filter breakers/ Ali Ajami

The spread of internet and virtual space has led to the growth of the phenomenon of filtering and censorship, and the fight against filtering and attempts to bypass it have been equally prevalent. However, filtering and censorship in virtual space is not an occurrence exclusive to Iran and the Islamic Republic; almost all governments, for […]...

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Created By: Ali Ajami
January 23, 2015