Women Rights
Book Introduction: Film and Feminist Critics
Since the 1970s, the theory of film has gained a special place in film studies. One of the most important and challenging areas in this regard is the connection between film studies and feminist theories, which should be directly addressed in the emergence of prominent theorists who often borrow some concepts from previous or contemporary […]...
Read MoreIf I were homeless, which prevention method would I choose? / Fatemeh Akhtari
This is a picture of a beautiful sunset. Fatima Akhtari The issue of voluntary or forced sterilization of vulnerable groups has long been a topic of discussion and debate. In recent months, with the government’s proposal to provide conditions for voluntary sterilization for homeless women, this issue has been revisited and examined. In this article, […]...
Read MoreSterilization from the perspective of international human rights standards / Shahin Sadegh Zadeh Milan
“منظوری که به آن نگاه می کنی، تغییر می کند” “The perspective you look at, changes.” Shahin Sadegh Zadeh Milan After the release of images of citizens known as “grave sleepers”, the discussion of sterilization as a solution to prevent the increase of homeless individuals or “cardboard sleepers” in the virtual space was raised. Addressing […]...
Read MoreHuman Rights and Gender Notes on Homelessness / Elahe Amani
This is a caption This is a caption Goddess Amani Homelessness is a bitter reality of today’s world that exists in all countries, despite their level of economic progress. Leilani Farha, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing, expressed her serious concerns to the Human Rights Council in Geneva on March […]...
Read MoreWomen’s sports in Iran, barriers and cold war/ Ali Kalaii
This is a picture of a beautiful flower. Ali Kalai Everything started from the revolution of Bahman 57. It was there that gender segregation began and a wall was built between women and men that has lasted for about four decades. A wall that has hindered progress and growth for half of the Iranian society […]...
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Created By: Ali KalaeiیWatching football, a dream that never settles / Human portrait
This is not a complete sentence and cannot be translated accurately. Please provide a complete sentence for translation. “Negar Human” For years, the issue of entering stadiums has been a concern for many women and girls who are fans of football and volleyball. And still, many have not lost hope that one day they will […]...
Read MoreMen’s Footsteps on the Lives of Marivan Women/ Farzaneh Jalali
This is a caption این یک عنوان است. This is a caption. Farzaneh Jalali Discriminatory encounters and common dichotomies of good/bad, beautiful/ugly, acceptable/unacceptable, and conformist/non-conformist can be criticized from various perspectives. As patriarchal societies view the world through a male-centered lens, they use masculine tools and mechanisms to pass on their male-dominated ideologies, and will […]...
Read MoreLegal challenges of expanding women’s sports in Iran / Mohammad Mahbobi
This is a caption This is a caption Mohammad Mohabbey The process of urban development and changes in daily movement patterns has led to a decrease in physical activity, especially among women, putting their bodies and muscles at risk of serious consequences such as inactivity and physical weakness. To prevent or combat such issues, creating […]...
Read MoreSports in Iran; Masculine and Centered/Mohsen Farshidi
This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be translated accurately. Please provide a complete sentence for translation. Mohsen Farshidi Discrimination has different layers. A person can experience various forms of discrimination based on their place of birth, skin color, mother tongue, age, sexual orientation, religion, or beliefs. However, the most widespread type of […]...
Read MoreGender discrimination, women’s human rights and sports / Elaheh Amani
This is a picture of a cat. Goddess Amani The right to access and participate in sports and group games is considered one of the human rights of women in many international documents, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Articles 24 and 27), the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (Article 15), […]...
Read MoreParvin Ardalan: The movement of two female chess players against the involuntary conformity of women under the title of culture / Amir Hossein Zoulghadri
Amirhossein Zolghadri Parvin Ardalan, born in 1345, graduated in the field of Social Communications at the Bachelor’s level and Women’s Studies at the Master’s level from Allameh Tabataba’i University in Tehran. She is a journalist and well-known activist for women’s rights, and is one of the founders of the “Women’s Cultural Center” and a member […]...
Read MoreSoulmaz Sharif: The view of officials towards women’s sports is from top to bottom / Simin Rouzgar.
Simin Rouzgar Solmaz Sharif, who has years of experience as a sports journalist in Iranian media, launched the weekly magazine “Shirzan” in 2007 after immigrating to the United States. This was the first independent media outlet dedicated to women’s sports, with the aim of filling the gap in coverage of this field in national […]...
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Created By: Simin Rouzgard