Unions Rights
Nurseless beds; Why is the Ministry of Health and Medical Education in Iran unable to provide human resources? / Mehrnoush No’edoust
According to the Director General of Human Resources at the Ministry of Health, there is a shortage of approximately ninety thousand personnel in the healthcare sector in the country; furthermore, during the peak of the COVID-19 situation, this ministry announced a shortage of approximately one hundred thousand nurses. What is the reason for this shortage […]...
Read MoreHafez Musavi: Iranian artist is inevitably involved with social and political issues/ Mehrnoush No’edoust
Examining the committed art and social responsibility of the artist in conversation with Hafez Musavi, poet. Who is a committed artist? Is art simply a result of an artist’s reaction to political and social situations? What is the state of committed and protest art in the current protests in Iran? These questions have been asked […]...
Read MoreKarim Lakzadeh: The only way for cinema to join our recent protests is through suicide/ Ali Naseri
“Examining Iran’s Protest Cinema in Conversation with Karim Lakzadeh, Film Director” Karim Lakzadeh believes that in Iranian cinema, films have always been made that appear to be protest films, but in reality, they have only been used by opportunists to advance the filmmaker’s goals and gain international recognition. Given that these days, the art of […]...
Read MoreInvestigating the Factors of Academic Decline in Students in Conversation with Mohammadreza Niknejad / Mehrnoush Noydoust
“Wood is the economy and politics for students.” The average grade of students in the academic year 1400 has been announced to be around ten to eleven and a half; a grade that has been unprecedented in the past decade and indicates a severe decline in academic performance and a decrease in their literacy level. […]...
Read MoreA Critical Review of the Fundamental Transformation Document of Education and Training / Azizah Anzari Bakhsayesh
The fundamental transformation document of education and training consists of seven chapters, which were approved in seventeen sessions during the years 89 and 90 by the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. Perhaps when the officials were writing this document, the achievement of its goals, which include becoming a developed Iran with high economic, social, […]...
Read MoreThe month of Ordibehesht and equal opportunities for workers, teachers, and other demanding groups/ Amir Javaheri Langroudi.
“We enter a situation in the month of Ordibehesht, after the Nowruz holidays, where day after day, the wave of protests, strikes, and street gatherings opens its wide mouth, ready to take on the glorious uprising on the eve of the 11th and 12th of Ordibehesht, 1401, known as “International Workers’ Day” and “Teachers’ Day”. […]...
Read MoreTeacher’s Week at the beginning of the new century / Nader Pourkhani
Before processing to the teacher and Teacher’s Day, first I would like to acknowledge the first week of the teacher in this beginning of the fifteenth century to all the lights in the hands of the community and the heartbroken, “Enlightenment and Education” and congratulate and congratulate them from the heart and soul! And then, […]...
Read More“Internet businesses are struggling/ The sun of barley”
Is there a significant economic benefit for the supporters of the plan to protect the virtual space behind the curtain? How do rentiers benefit from the profit protection plan and by what method? What benefits does this plan have for defenders? Answering these questions requires large-scale investigations and research, but it seems that by implementing […]...
Read MoreBuy today! What threats do chain stores face? / Saeideh Shafiei
In the past decade, chain stores have sprung up like mushrooms in both big and small cities. Some of these stores are affiliated with large domestic holdings, while others have been established with foreign investment. Due to the alarming inflation, especially in the food sector, and the price difference of products offered in chain stores […]...
Read MoreLegal interventions bring the Bar Association to the slaughterhouse / Nina Mokhtarian
Judiciary advocacy, as an important and sensitive profession, is recognized as an essential tool for enforcing the law and ensuring justice, as well as safeguarding the rights of citizenship and fundamental freedoms. It is considered an independent and autonomous profession in the modern world. This professional independence is guaranteed in the legal system of every […]...
Read MoreSchools and preachers without an audience / Aziz Qasemzadeh
Our land has been organized in a way that its appearance is rich, although behind the scenes it is full of chaos. The principle is to have a chic display, even though behind the scenes it is full of turmoil; although the days have turned and the numbers have been marked, so that such a […]...
Read MoreاستAlexander Lotfi, spokesperson for the Coordination Council, in conversation with Ali Kalaei: There is no other way for teachers except for taking action on the field.
Iranian teachers have been actively working for years to fight for their rights and have incurred expenses; from imprisonment to job deprivation and other costs that have targeted these professional activists; a society that they are nurturing; but the spokesperson for the Coordination Council of Cultural Trade Unions in an interview with “Khat-e-Solh” says that […]...
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