The Corona Crisis and Freelancers and Street Vendors/Amir Javaheri Langroudi

Identification of street vendors Today’s street vendors are yesterday’s workers who have become unemployed. In other words, street vending is among the professions that people turn to out of unemployment, necessity, or the need to meet daily needs, despite not having enough capital to start a sustainable business. However, this job also has consequences, one […]...

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“Why are religious people facing the coronavirus crisis differently?/Hassan Farshchian”

The clergy are the guardians of ancient traditions and therefore, when faced with new phenomena, they do not easily accept them and initially view them with doubt and skepticism. They also initially approach the use of modern tools with hesitation, such as using a microphone and speaker for religious speeches, or using a water hose […]...

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Domestic violence; a chronic epidemic, deadlier than Corona / Elaheh Amani

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The problem is understanding the sanctions! In conversation with the Deputy Chairman of the Parliamentary Construction Commission / Conversation with Siamak Malamhmadi.

In response to most questions about the peace process, the issue is referred to sanctions. Regarding the airline fleet, it talks about the special conditions of sanctions on buying new airplanes and in most areas it is believed that “the government should answer the questions. Because we do not need a special law in this […]...

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The country’s transportation system is not efficient; in conversation with Seyed Meysam Lajvardi, rail transportation expert / conversation by Ali Kalaii.

The article emphasizes on the improper competition between road and rail in the country and states that as long as this competition is not fair, there will be no financial growth in this sector. The author considers this distorted competitive environment as one of the main reasons for the major financial problems in the transportation […]...

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Lack of access for people with disabilities to public transportation; in conversation with Behrouz Morvari, disability rights activist / conversation by Mari Mohammadi.

All societies are made up of different groups, with each member sometimes being in the majority and sometimes in the minority. Each person is simultaneously a member of multiple groups based on gender, religious and spiritual beliefs, financial status, profession, ethnicity, and more. However, one of the major problems is that when someone is in […]...

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Innovative Method of Basic Education; A Conversation with Ali Sadeghi Khayat/Conversation with Elaheh Viewer

In this interview, we went to Ali Sadeghati, also known as Uncle Tailor. He is the creator of a new method of teaching “reading and writing” that has been successful in recent years in teaching street children, workers, and those who have not had the opportunity to receive a formal education. This method is based […]...

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Driver, car, and road; a deadly combination of accidents in Iran / Moayyed Khazaei

Twelve times the global average, ranked first in the Middle East and second in Asia in terms of number of cars, one of the bottom countries in the world and the third leading cause of death in Iran; these are descriptions of the situation of car accidents in Iran. A situation that annually imposes nearly […]...

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They did not come from under the flag of Iran, but from under the flag of ideology; in conversation with Siamak Malamhamedi, a patient sociologist of sports / conversation with Siamak Malamhamedi.

Darwin Sabouri is a patient teacher and researcher in the field of sociology, with a PhD in sociology of sports. He is one of the active individuals in the media regarding sports and sociology of this aspect of society in Iran. He is a founding member of the Society of Society, Culture, and Sports, as […]...

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More than ninety percent of the judo community is against the federation; in conversation with Yahya Najari, a first degree coach of the Iranian Judo Federation/Conversation with Ali Kalai.

From being a critic to becoming the exclusive coach of the “Navaaza” section of the Iranian national judo team, it has been a long and difficult journey for Jacob Najari. He himself says that he started judo in the early years of the 1960s and from the beginning, he was a critic who spoke his […]...

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Ancient sport, which has been revered over the years, requires purification; a conversation with Raheleh Mozaffarian / Interview by Simin Rouzgar.

The scent of Mozaffarian is one of the activists in the field of women who has done serious and effective activities in breaking stereotypes about masculinity and ancient sports. She has obtained confirmation from authorities to ensure that women interested in this national sport can participate in the Zurkhaneh without any obstacles, and has written […]...

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I left my heart in Gharchak; in conversation with Rahela Ahmadimother of Saba Kardeh Afshari/Conversation with Javan Mahabad.

Rahileh Ahmadi, who was previously arrested on July 10, 2019 for putting pressure on her daughter Saba, has been sentenced to prison. She is another mother who is imprisoned for seeking justice! In this issue of “Peace Line”, we sat down for an interview with this mother seeking justice. Please tell us about yourself and […]...

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