Cars and People: The Profit of Pollution/ Dr. Fariborz Raeesdana

This is a caption This is a caption. Dr. Fariborz Raeisdana The responsible for the deadly pollution in Tehran is completely dependent on government-owned businesses and their main partners in the private sector. Government ownership is not an abstract and unrealistic term. It is true that capitalism is defined by the spirit of private ownership, […]...

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A Look at Women and Politics in Neighboring Countries of Iran / Ali Kalaei

As the elections for the Iranian Parliament and Assembly of Experts approach, one of the questions that occupies the minds of observers and becomes a concern for those who believe in equal rights for all humans is: to what extent have women in Iran achieved their true political position? In fact, the question is how […]...

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How can women perform better in parliament? / Ali Afshari

One of the special features of the tenth round of elections for the Islamic Consultative Assembly is the attention to changing the gender composition of representatives. A group of women activists in Iran have launched a campaign to change the male-dominated face of parliament by increasing the number of female representatives in the future. The […]...

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A tragedy called “buying and selling babies” / Samuel Bakhtiyari

The spread of news about buying and selling newborns in Iran is more than just a news. The issue of selling newborns around the hospitals in Iranian cities is so disturbing that even the pen cannot write about it. But this is also a terrible phenomenon that must be addressed. Newborns who are supposed to […]...

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Dr. Naemat Ahmadi: The lack of identification for undocumented individuals is a major problem/ Siavash Khoramgah.

Some statistics indicate that approximately one million children who have an Iranian mother and non-Iranian father and were born in Iran, have been abandoned without birth certificates and other identity documents. As a result, they are deprived of many basic rights, including the right to education. Investors in Iran are currently not in the process […]...

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Seyyed Mehdi Mousavi-Nejad: The proposal was rejected by creating a different belief in the minds of the representatives / Simin Rouzgar.

Conversation with Simin Rouzgar Members of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, in a public session on Monday, the fifth of Mehr month, opposed the general outline of the bill to grant citizenship to children born to Iranian women and non-Iranian men with 84 votes against, 74 votes in favor, and 12 abstentions. This opposition took place […]...

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Life on the border/ Pouyan Makari

  Pouyan Makari On the date of October 5th of this year, representatives of the Iranian parliament opposed the general idea of granting citizenship to children of Iranian mothers with 84 votes against, 74 votes in favor, and 12 abstentions. The opposing representatives cited national, religious, racial, and border-related risks as the main reasons for […]...

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Discrimination between Iranian women and men with the taste of politics in the situation of citizenship/ Hossein Raeisi

This is a caption. Hossein Raeisi Identification of legal personality of all individuals in society is considered a fundamental right, and as a result, the possession of rights derived from it grants equal status to individuals in society. Therefore, the lack of recognition of some individuals born in society due to political or ideological behaviors […]...

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: Nader Wahabi: Political refugees tend to be marginalized / Morteza Hamounian:

Nader Vahabi, a graduate in Political Science and holds a Master’s and Doctorate degree in Political Sociology from the University of Nantes and the Faculty of Humanities in Paris. He defended his doctoral thesis on the collective memories of Iranian refugees in 2004, which was published in French by Armand Colin under the title “Sociology […]...

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The United Nations and the Turkish government’s lack of commitment towards refugees; in conversation with Sahand Azarturk/ Simin Rouzgar.

Conversation with Simin Rouzgar Sohand Azarturk is a successful graduate of the Faculty of Law in Ankara and a member of the Ankara Bar Association and the Central Bar Association (of all of Turkey). In addition to having previous experience working in the judiciary in Ankara as a specialist, he also worked for approximately 6 […]...

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Turkey; over three decades of exit corridor/ Ali Kalai

  Ali Kalai The story of asylum in Iran, from political asylum to social asylum, is a long and winding tale. It tells of the struggles of Iranians for a better life and escape from danger. From the era of minor tyranny and the exodus of some elites after the Constitutional Revolution of Iran, who […]...

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The culture was lost in exile/ Reza Najafi

This is a caption This is a caption. Reza Najafi Exile and even migration, even if it is voluntary, is inherently a difficult and sometimes devastating experience; however, this experience is doubly difficult and risky for writers or generally for members of the cultural community. Sometimes migration may mean opening new horizons and benefiting from […]...

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