Human rights in cyberspace and the internet / Elaheh Amani

This is not a valid Farsi text. Please provide a valid Farsi text to be translated. Sources: 1- To read the full text of the report, please visit Ahmad Shahid’s website. 2- Journal of Peace Research, February 13, 2015 3- For more information, refer to the website of Internet world Status....

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Mohammad Reza Nikfar: There is still a solution / Simin Rouzgar

  Simin Rouzgar “Systems and individuals often use arguments such as the need to protect the security or interests of the people and society, to justify “exceptions” and resort to violence and torture, and at different times, they use various names such as “fighting terrorism” to justify their actions. With this definition, can torture be […]...

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Torture Memoirs in the Three Decades After the Revolution / Ali Kalai

The text cannot be translated as it is an image and not written in Farsi. Please provide the text in written form. Ali Kalai At midnight, he wakes up to the sound of rustling and incomprehensible noises. Cold sweat covers his body and fear takes over his entire being. He blinks his eyes twice to […]...

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The Psychology of Torturer; In Conversation with Monireh Baradaran/ Morteza Hamoonian.

We have heard and know about the torture of the eyes, but what about the torturers? To what extent are we familiar with the character and expertise of torturers in carrying out various forms of torture and violence? Stanley Milgram, a famous American psychologist, based on his well-known experiment, has proven that the ability to […]...

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Introduction to the Canadian Center for Victims of Torture; in conversation with Azat Masouli Nejad/ Siavash Khorramgah

This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be accurately translated. Please provide the full Farsi text. Siavash Khoramgah The upcoming conversation with Dr. Azat Maslehnjad, policy analyst and researcher at the Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture (CCVT), regarding the introduction of this center and the effective factors in improving the critical conditions […]...

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Historical Journey of Torture/ Mohammad Mahbobi

This is a caption این یک عنوان است. This is a caption. Mohammad Mohabbey According to Article 1 of the United Nations Convention against Torture (1984), torture is defined as: “any act by which severe physical or mental pain or suffering is intentionally inflicted on a person for obtaining information or a confession from him […]...

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The Bar Association is not a military institution/ Hossein Ahmadi Nia

This is a picture of a beautiful flower. Hossein Ahmadi Niaz The Criminal Procedure Law explains the principles and principles of fair trial in criminal matters; meaning that no one has the right to try an innocent person without regard to the provisions and principles of this law. The rules of criminal procedure are considered […]...

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City dogs in the line of death / Faranaz Kamali

  Farnaz Kamali Street dogs, stray dogs, or urban dogs? The terms “street dog” or “stray dog” are not correct and are against animal rights. These are urban dogs that live in urban environments and have always lived alongside humans; from the time when cities were small and underdeveloped until today. In fact, their home […]...

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Dr. Mehdi Noorbakhsh: The government cannot fight on three fronts / Ali Kalaii

This is a picture of a beautiful flower. Conversation with Ali Kalai The fate of negotiations and the achievement of agreement or final failure is still uncertain, and at this moment in time, the situation of human rights in Iran is a challenging issue for the activists who are involved in it. In this regard, […]...

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“De-escalation abroad without de-escalation at home?!” / Reza Alijani

There is no Farsi text provided for translation. Please provide the Farsi text to be translated. Reza Alijani The dominant power in Iran, especially at the top of the political pyramid, is seeking to solve economic problems by engaging in more nuclear negotiations and lifting sanctions. Although these negotiations have been seen as a test […]...

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Standing two Mohammads and one Narges/ Ali Kalaii

Ali Kalai “Being human is a difficult duty. Perhaps these words may initially seem like a mere string of words, following each other and leaving no trace of the contemporary Iranian morning poetry. With a meaning that only evokes a human understanding in the mind. A meaning that is relevant to philosophical understanding and theoretical […]...

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Hope and despair in Qazal Hasar Prison in Karaj; in conversation with an executed prisoner/ Simin Rouzgar.

Hope and despair, together, are intertwined in Karaj’s Qezel Hessar prison – one of the largest prisons in the Middle East – despite thousands of prisoners under death sentences. It has been a few months since prisoners have heard whispers that the current laws regarding issuing death sentences for drug-related crimes may change; on one […]...

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