Women Rights
Notes on Human and Gender Rights in Combating Drugs / Elaheh Amani
The text is not provided. Please provide the Farsi text so I can translate it to English. Thank you. Goddess Amani More than 55 years have passed since the declaration of the “War on Drugs” in the world. The year 1961 was when the first special convention of the United Nations on drugs was held. […]...
Read MoreA Look at the Lost Studies on Administrative Corruption/ Elaheh Amani
This is a caption. Goddess Amani Since the late 20th century, studies on corruption have emerged in academic circles. The staggering cost of administrative and financial corruption in the world has led not only academic institutions, but also non-governmental organizations and civil society organizations that experienced significant growth in the 1990s, to pay attention to […]...
Read MoreDr. Nahid Tousli: There is no hope for the approval of fair laws regarding women’s rights in the parliament / Ali Kalaii.
Despite the increase in the number of female representatives in the Islamic Consultative Assembly, there is still not much hope for the drafting and passing of completely equal and fair laws regarding women’s rights. This is the perspective of Dr. Nahid Tavassoli, a sociologist, researcher, and women’s rights activist, who was interviewed by Khat-e-Solh in […]...
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Created By: Ali KalaeiHossein Raeisi: The traditional legal system in Iran is the breeding ground for domestic violence/ Siavash Khorramgah.
Conversation with Siavash Khoramgah Hossein Raeisi, has graduated from Shiraz and Tehran universities in the fields of judicial law and criminal law, and is currently a human rights professor at the University of Ottawa in Canada. Mr. Raeisi, who has more than twenty years of experience as a lawyer, has a special focus on certain […]...
Read MoreFeminism; a movement for men? / Nahid Dostdar
This is a caption [/caption] This is a caption. Naeimeh Dostdar In the past, there has been a discussion among feminists – who have mainly been women for historical reasons – about whether men can also be feminists. Should men, who are believed by many to be the main agents of patriarchal and gender-based inequality […]...
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Created By: Naeimeh DoustarThe Role of the Government in Combating Violence Against Women in Private Sectors / Elaheh Amani
There is no Farsi text provided to translate. Please provide the text to be translated. Goddess Amani Violence against women is a bitter reality that exists in all countries, cultures, and societies. Violence against women is never acceptable, justifiable, or tolerable. Women experience violence in both public and private spheres, by governments and employers, and […]...
Read MoreThe necessity of amending the law regarding compulsory compliance / Mohammad Mohabi
This is a caption This is a caption Mohammad Mohabbai Sexual violence and harassment is one of the injustices that has always been imposed on women; but does such a thing exist in the sexual relationships between husband and wife? And has sexual violence been prescribed in Islamic law and Iranian laws? These questions are […]...
Read MoreInaccurate statistics and incorrect analyses of self-immolation among Kurdish women / Sussan Mohammadkhani Ghiasvand.
Conversation with Fatemeh Karimi, writer and researcher This is a caption This is a caption. Sousan Mohammadkhani Ghiasvand From time to time, they hold celebrations for themselves, burning cages and breaking guns. I call them the men of the land who have closed their eyes to the self-immolation and suicide of their women and the […]...
Read MoreSystematic violence against women and its impact on increasing domestic violence/ Saghi Laghaei
“این عکس نشان دهنده یک شب زیبا در ساحل است” This picture shows a beautiful night on the beach. Saqi Laghai (a name) Domestic violence is one of the common forms of violence that often occurs against children and women and has psychological roots and a history of experience. Although physical violence is the most […]...
Read MoreBook Introduction – Domestic Violence: Women Beaten
The book “Domestic Violence: Beaten Women” is written by Shahla Azizi. Shahla Azizi, who received her PhD from the University of Vienna, is a researcher, sociologist, member of the faculty of Allameh Tabataba’i University, and a professor at the university in fields such as sociology and women’s studies. The above-mentioned book encompasses the results of […]...
Read MoreSustainable development, gender equality, and empowerment of women / Elaheh Amani
There is no Farsi text provided to translate. Please provide the text for translation. Goddess Amani On the threshold of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the United Nations Women’s Commission and 20 years since the World Conference on Women in Beijing, although women have achieved remarkable achievements in the path towards gender equality […]...
Read MoreThe Incomplete Footprint of Women’s Sexual Reformation in Minab/ The Scent of Mozaffarian
On the occasion of February 6th, World Day of Action against Female Genital Mutilation. This is a caption. The scent of victory. Minab is one of the eastern counties of Hormozgan province located in southern Iran. The main religion of the people in this county is Shia, while due to its proximity to Sirik county, […]...
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