Gender Rights

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November 24, 2024

Gender Rights

“Elimination of Minorities from the Literary Scene of Iran/ Rezvaneh Mohammadi”

Narrative literature in Iran has been tangled with the perspective of the majority and their definition of voices and narratives that are of interest to the general society. As a result, communities or individuals who are not considered part of this majority have no place in the literary scene. Marginalized communities in any country not […]...

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Created By: Razvaneh Mohammadi
October 23, 2023

Shahla Azazi: Violence is a law in Iran/ Conversation with Mehrnoush No’edoust

The issue is still about power. As long as one group exercises power over another and there is inequality and discrimination, violence will continue to be reproduced in various forms. Gender-based violence is not exempt from this, but the difference is that it occurs in the most private sphere of individuals; where the foundation of […]...

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Created By: Admin
November 22, 2021

ی “Mosquito Killing; A Conversation with Evin Mostafazadeh, Women’s Rights Activist / Bahareh Gohari”

Honour killing is one form of violence against women where, under the pretext of protecting their honour, the right to life is taken away from the victim. The victims of honour killings are usually unmarried girls who are killed by their father, brother, or husband. Reasons such as refusing forced marriages and engaging in romantic […]...

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Created By: Bahareh Gohar
November 22, 2021

Sexual harassment of sexual and gender minorities in the workplace / Hirad Ariafar

Sexual harassment in the workplace is a dangerous threat that can lead to a decrease in personal and professional quality of life, jeopardize the well-being of both men and women, weaken gender equality, and impose costs on companies and organizations. In recent years, movements around the world have formed to draw more attention to the […]...

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Created By: Hirad Ariyaeifar
November 22, 2021

Forced migration of young Iranian people / Nireh Ansari

Migration is a phenomenon that has a long history in human culture and history, especially among Iranians (the pioneers of migration literature in Iran, such as famous writers like Bozorg Alavi and Sadeq Hedayat). By examining all aspects of it, it is clear that the motivations for [forced] migration in recent years have been more […]...

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Created By: Nayereh Ansari
July 23, 2021

The rejection of the rights of sexual minorities in the shadow of tyranny and patriarchy/Baran Nazarpour

Writing about the violation of fundamental family rights of LGTB+ individuals in an oppressive and patriarchal society like Iran is like writing with a fragile candle in the midst of a storm of darkness and injustice. More than two hundred years have passed since the French Revolution and more than a hundred years since the […]...

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Created By: Baran Nazarpour
February 19, 2021

Feminism and historical revolutions towards a gender-inclusive society/Razvaneh Mohammadi

During recent months, after the transphobic remarks of the famous British writer J.K. Rowling, some cisgender feminists came to her defense, believing that their experience as women is not being recognized enough and their voices were at risk of being silenced. They argued that the oppression experienced by cisgender women has been overshadowed by the […]...

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Created By: Razvaneh Mohammadi
January 20, 2021

“H.I.V. is not contagious, but ignorance and discrimination are.” / Hiraad Ariafar

Notes: 1- Herana News Agency, News Code: 23882 2- The test that shows the replication of the virus and the number of virus copies in infected individuals....

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Created By: Hirad Ariyaeifar
October 22, 2020

The transgender person who rented a house with artificial beard for living!/Conversation with Mari Mohammad.

Economic crises, especially in recent years and with the spread of the coronavirus virus, have greatly affected all aspects of human life and have also caused serious problems in meeting basic needs. In the midst of this, vulnerable and marginalized groups have faced even more pressure and serious damages, including sexual minorities. Sexual minorities, due […]...

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Created By: Mari Mohammadi
September 22, 2020

A look at the laws and punishments for homosexuality during the past 13 years in Iran / Rezvaneh Mohammadi

Recently, in the month of Khordad this year, the Herana news agency reported on the summoning and interrogation of a number of members of the sexual and gender minority community following their presence in popular Instagram live streams. According to the report, these individuals have been threatened that if they continue their activities, they will […]...

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Created By: Razvaneh Mohammadi
September 22, 2020

Love and Relationship in Prison; “Mat Bazi” The Secret Name of Suppression/Rezvaneh Mohammadi

When the topic of love is brought up in prison, most likely everyone thinks of a romantic relationship between a man and a woman who have been separated, or a romantic relationship between a mother and her child. And when the topic of family is brought up, people will only imagine a heterosexual family. But […]...

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Created By: Razvaneh Mohammadi
August 22, 2020

ین The challenges of elderly people’s lives by Kuyer/Malika Zarin

In general, aging and increasing age is a challenging phenomenon. However, living as an elderly person can bring other challenges in addition to the usual challenges faced by older individuals. In a society where sexual and gender minorities are faced with systematic oppression and pressure from the Islamic Republic, and where being in a same-sex […]...

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Created By: Malika Zarini
June 21, 2020