Working with Violence; A Conversation with Parvin Khodravisi, Sogol Ghaemi, and Siamak Qasemi/ Azar Taherabadi

When violence is brought up, minds unconsciously turn towards images of fists and bruises that are inflicted on people’s heads and faces; unaware that violence is not always physical confrontation. Based on what is understood from the definition of violence from the 1970s, it cannot be said that only these types of behaviors are violent, […]...

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A glimpse into the layers of hidden and visible domestic violence, “Housework” / Najmeh Vahedi.

Home is the first place where almost all of us have grown up, nurtured, and seek our daily security and comfort in this place. However, home does not have a common image for all its members; although for some members of society, home is a place of comfort, for many women it is a “workplace.” […]...

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What is psychological violence in the workplace for Iranian women? / Mehdi Anbari

The occurrence of violence against women in society is a sign of one message, and that is nothing but the growth of violence at the societal level. Therefore, it does not matter who the victim of violence is; whether it is a woman, child, worker, teacher, student, or someone who is protesting for their livelihood. […]...

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“Ramazanali Sangdehwin, a member of the Energy Commission of the Parliament, in a conversation with Ali Kalaii: Power outages were one of the effects of digital currency mining.”

The issue of renewable energies in Iran is a new problem. An organization called “Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Organization (SATBA)” has been formed for it. But to what extent has this matter been taken seriously in Iran’s laws? What facilities are being considered for it and is this possibility being addressed in a country […]...

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“Clean Energy Production in the Hands of a Corrupt Government; Exploring the Potential of Renewable Energy Production in Conversation with Behrouz Behzad/ Mehrnoush Noudoost”

Clean energy is a substitute for fossil fuels and nuclear energy. It is a path that developed countries have been following for decades and in less than half a century, they will produce all their required energy through renewable sources. However, in Iran, the production and consumption of renewable energy, like other issues, is not […]...

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What is a solar panel? A conversation between Mohammad Momenzadeh and the manager of Rojan Sanat Bukan company.

The discovery of photovoltaic technology was announced in 1839 with the publication of an article by French physicist Edmond Becquerel. Albert Einstein, the famous German physicist, was another individual who drew the world’s attention to solar energy and its potential. In 1905, he published an article on the “photoelectric effect” and how energy can be […]...

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Bitcoin and Silence in Iran; A Conversation between Azar Taherabadi and Mohammad Ali Taghizadeh and Keyumars Fathi.

In recent years, clean energy has gradually found its place in the world and many countries – although not definitively – have turned to using this type of energy. In Iran, however, due to the abundance and low cost of fossil fuels, the use of this type of energy was not given much attention even […]...

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The Right to Sustainable Energy: From Claim to Human Right / Alireza Goodarzi

Human rights are a collection of rights that are interconnected and organically related to each other. It is not possible to respect one right and violate others. They are all necessary for the preservation of human life and dignity and fit within a system. What is now and more commonly referred to as the human […]...

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A Look at the Student Solidarity Campaign in Sistan and Baluchestan / Saeed Shirzad

As the month of Mehr approaches, the first thing that occupies our minds is the joy of children and the new life they have embarked on. Every year, as these children enter higher grades, this new life becomes more vibrant. However, the necessity of this new life undoubtedly includes free and appropriate education that should […]...

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استAlexander 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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Hossein Haqverdi, member of the Education Commission of Parliament: In the country, there is no vaccine available for students.

He believes that the software is happy, not “a series” that has “many” problems. He says that “virtual education (distance learning) is not the same as in-person education” and in his opinion “education is a two-way process.” He also believes that “we cannot risk the health of teachers, students, and their families.” He is Hossein […]...

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Ranking of Teachers in the Politics of Hostage/ Aziz Qasemzadeh

When we carefully review the story of ranking teachers, it is a suitable example of the type and perception of governance in Iran and the level of respect that decision-makers not only have for their audience but also for themselves. Those who come in front of the cameras and talk about various resolutions and colorful […]...

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