Death in a Circle of Life; Conversations with Seven Executed Drug Prisoners/ Simin Rouzgar

Simin Rouzgar The rights of prisoners and their families are one of the most important topics in human rights. One of the prerequisites for enforcing these rights is the proper identification and understanding of prisoners accused of various crimes and awareness of their conditions. In addition, achieving such understanding plays a significant role in research […]...

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How well do we know small-scale drug dealers? / Simin Rouzgar

Simin Rouzgar The Glasgow school believes that news does not reflect the world, but rather shapes it. This definition means that the way an event is reported is more influenced by the political and social world surrounding it. The findings of research from this school not only question the impartiality of dominant media, but also […]...

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Do you hear our voice? / Saeed Modani

This is a caption. Saeed Madani A rapper has recently released a song called “National Garden” in which he attempts to depict the social situation and crises in Iranian society. In this music video, the voices of countless victims of social damages cry out to the authorities: “Do you hear our voices?” Now I, alongside […]...

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Professor Payam Akhavan: Have they even asked for forgiveness? / Morteza Hamounian

Professor Payam Akhavan, an Iranian-Canadian lawyer, human rights activist, and professor at McGill University in Montreal. Mr. Akhavan, who has been actively pursuing cases of human rights violations around the world for two decades, including as a former prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, has made significant efforts to […]...

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Dr. Ali Diniterkamani: Corruption is like a termite that eats away at the health of society / Simin Rouzgar.

Conversation with Simin Rouzgar Dr. Ali Diniterkamani, a graduate of the Economic Development program at the University of Tehran, is currently an assistant professor at the Institute of Commercial Studies and Research. Over the past two decades, in addition to ten books and one hundred articles authored or translated by Dr. Diniterkamani have been published. […]...

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Giti Pourfadel: The Iranian judicial system is complicit in administrative corruption / Ali Kalaii

  . Conversation with Ali Kalai Giti Pourfazl, a first-degree lawyer and member of the Bar Association, received her lawyer’s license in the last year before the revolution, in February 1979. After the victory of the revolution, due to her criticisms of the new legal structure established in the new system, her license was revoked […]...

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Exposing Grand Corruption: Behind the Scenes of Power Struggle / Reza Haghighatnejad

This is a caption “This is a caption” Reza Haghighatnejad Mojtaba Zolnoor, the representative of the hardline faction in Qom city, warned Hassan Rouhani, the president of Iran, on August 19th to declare his position on the accusations against his brother, Hossein Fereydoun. Three members of the tenth parliament have also written a letter to […]...

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The Continuation of Political Corruption Structures in Iran / Ali Asghar Ramazanpour

“منظور از عشق یعنی دوست داشتن و احترام گذاشتن برای همیشه” “The meaning of love is to love and respect forever.” Ali Asghar Ramazanpour What is referred to as administrative corruption in Iran is actually political corruption; however, due to censorship, the term political corruption is avoided. In the global definition, any use of power […]...

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:Sara Shourd: I found salvation in solitude, but I struggle with it/ Mostafa Rahmani.

  Mustafa Rahmani Sara Shourd, an American journalist, in 2009 while hiking in Iraq with two other American citizens named Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal, accidentally entered Iranian territory. This incident led to their arrest by Iranian security forces. These three American citizens spent 410 days in solitary confinement in Evin prison. Ms. Shourd, after […]...

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Mehrdad Darvishpour: The living conditions of Afghans in Iran are subject to modern slavery/ Ali Kalaii

  Conversation with Ali Kalaii Mehrdad Darvishpour, born in September 1339 in Tehran, has completed his PhD in Sociology at Stockholm University in Sweden and is currently a university professor and deputy professor at Mälardalen University. Mr. Darvishpour, who has been working on developing political theories since the age of 20, has published numerous articles […]...

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Hassan Yousefi Ashkouri: The clergyman was a defender of the ruling system and the people / Simin Rouzgar.

Conversation with Simin Rouzgar. Hassan Yousefi Eshkevari, a writer, researcher, and religious scholar, is the first representative of the first term of the Islamic Consultative Assembly in Iran. His speech at the Berlin Conference caused a lot of controversy; after the conference, Mr. Eshkevari was arrested and initially sentenced to death by the Tehran clergy […]...

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From the era of slavery named “Asghar” until today; in conversation with Mohsen Nejat Hosseini/ Morteza Hamounian.

Mohsen Nejat Hosseini is a graduate of the Master’s program in Chemical Engineering from the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Tehran. While studying, he also participated in the political and social struggles of his time and was one of the founding members of the People’s Mujahedin of Iran organization. Nejat Hosseini was active […]...

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