“Tables without oil; A look at the effects of the oil sanctions on the daily lives of Iranian families/ Behzad Ahmadi Nia”

“این عکس یک پرنده در حال پرواز است” “This photo shows a bird in flight.” Behzad Ahmadi Nia In the final days of 1397 (2018-2019) and on the 68th anniversary of the nationalization of Iran’s oil industry, there have been many discussions about the future of this industry and the pillars of the country that […]...

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What happens in the women’s prison? In conversation with Mojdeh Rajabi/ Saba Kurd Afshari.

This is not a complete sentence and cannot be translated accurately. Please provide a complete sentence for translation. The conversation was about Saba and Afshari. On August 2, 2018, a gathering was held in Tehran to protest against the poor economic conditions and corruption, resulting in the arrest of over 50 people. Mojdeh Rajabi was […]...

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The necessity of the presence of a female advisor judge in cases of domestic violence/ the scent of victory.

This is a caption This is a caption The scent of victory. Most female judges work as “consultant judges” in family courts and as “assistant judges” in courts. In fact, in the true sense of the word, there is no female judge who is the head of a court and holds the position of a […]...

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The damages caused by the phenomenon of Tehran’s urban sprawl / Reza Dehdar

This is a caption This is a captionReza Dahdar Unfortunately, the young person who became famous in just two days and came to Tehran, allows himself to criticize the minister, club manager, national radio and television, and the president. The above sentences are a corner of the humiliating conversation of the head of the disciplinary […]...

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What happens in women’s prison? In conversation with Yasmin Aryani and Saba Kurd Afshari / Simin Rozegar.

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Saeed Peyvandi: Sepah should focus on preventing the presence of drugs instead of confronting drug addicts/ Ali Kalaei

This is a caption. این یک عنوان است. Conversation with Ali Kalai With the plan of military forces entering the issue of addiction, which official and governmental authorities refer to as “openly addicted”, discussions about addiction have been raised again. Institutions such as the Revolutionary Guards and the Basij Organization have become involved in the […]...

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The Islamic Republic’s Confrontation with “Open Addicts” / Shahin Sadegh Zadeh Milan

The Islamic Republic’s approach to the issue of addiction in the past four decades has been lacking proper planning. At different times, the Islamic Republic has resorted to widespread arrests and “strike operations” to combat addiction. The execution of drug traffickers has also been a policy that the Islamic Republic has implemented since its inception. […]...

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How “Drug Consumption Rooms” Save the Lives of Addicted Individuals / Shahin Nassiri

This text does not have a Farsi translation. It is a caption for an image. Shahin Nasiri Throughout Europe, there are facilities that provide medical supervision for addicts, which significantly reduces drug-related deaths. “Jorgen, while injecting the needle into his vein and heroin enters his bloodstream, is intensely stimulated. His eyes open with the thrill […]...

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The role of educated mothers in reducing gender-based sexual discrimination/ The scent of empowerment.

“متن راستچین” “Right-aligned text” The scent of victory. February 6 (17 Bahman) is the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation. The United Nations estimates that over 200 million women and girls have been subjected to female genital mutilation, where part or all of their genitalia is cut or damaged. Every year, over […]...

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Ilham Yousefian: Our law does not pay attention to the social aspect of the phenomenon of disability/ Simin Rouzgar.

Conversation with Simin Rouzgar Elham Yousefian was born in 1359 in Tehran. She was born blind and completed her studies with a PhD from Shahid Beheshti University and a Master’s degree in Human Rights from the London School of Economics. Her activities include practicing law, researching various international legal issues, journalism, and working in the […]...

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A Look at the Campaign for the Rights of People with Disabilities; In Conversation with Behrouz Morvati, Campaign Director / Morteza Hamounian

“The campaign for the rights of disabled individuals in recent years has made remarkable efforts towards advocating for the rights of this group in Iran. The actions of this campaign – which is known as the first civil movement for disabled individuals in Iran – have played a significant role in the passing of the […]...

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A Look at the Daily Challenges of Disabled People in Iran; in Conversation with Mohammadreza Seidavi / Siavash Khoramgah

This is a caption این یک عنوان است. (In English: This is a caption.) Conversation with Siavash Khorramgah Mohammadreza Seidavi was born on August 5th, 1973 in the city of Rasht. He completed his primary education at Dr. Khazayeli School and his middle and high school education at regular schools in Rasht. In 1997, he […]...

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