An analytical look at the issue of addiction among students/ Javad Lal Mohammad

This is not a valid Farsi text. Please provide a valid Farsi text for translation. Javad Lal Mohammad Life has a cruel game. It is truly heartbreaking to hear that the annual drug trade in Iran is close to two hundred billion tomans, which is five times the budget for education in the country. National […]...

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Women’s addiction; is it auditory?/ Forouz Mohammadi

This is a caption “This is a caption” Forouz Mohammadi “Addiction and uncontrollable habits do not recognize gender. Humans are sometimes so influenced or pressured by the most real and purest inner feelings such as highs and lows, love, sadness, loss, anger, joy, peace, patience, etc. that they feel overwhelmed and lost. Then, in pursuit […]...

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Book Introduction: Addiction in Iran

The cover of this book boasts that “according to officials, after the revolution, addiction was a type of anti-revolutionary behavior that colonialists supported in order to destroy Islam and the Islamic Revolution. Therefore, it was necessary to put an end to this problem once and for all by taking strict and serious legal and punitive […]...

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Saeed Madani: “Sleeping in a grave is a wise way to survive.”

Saeed Madani Ghahfarokhi is a senior researcher in social issues and a journalist, who has authored numerous valuable works in the fields of social problems, particularly addiction, poverty, and prostitution. His books, “Sociology of Prostitution”, “Addiction in Iran”, “The Necessity of Combating Poverty and Inequality in Iran”, and “Violence Against Children in Iran” are just […]...

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Empty Warmth; A Conversation with Lili Arshad / Jafari’s Thoughts

Jafar’s thought Time: 9 AM, one of the days of winter. Location: Shush Metro As I come out of the metro, a cold burning sensation hits me. To get to the other side of the street, I climb up the spiral stairs of the pedestrian bridge, which is right in front of the metro. As […]...

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An Hour with the Homeless of the East/Morteza Hamounian

In order to see the homeless in Tehran and possibly have a conversation with them, we will not have a difficult task ahead; because their numbers are high and they are present in many parts of the city during this winter season and cold nights. On the early hours of the twenty-seventh day of the […]...

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If I were homeless, which prevention method would I choose? / Fatemeh Akhtari

This is a picture of a beautiful sunset. Fatima Akhtari The issue of voluntary or forced sterilization of vulnerable groups has long been a topic of discussion and debate. In recent months, with the government’s proposal to provide conditions for voluntary sterilization for homeless women, this issue has been revisited and examined. In this article, […]...

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Sterilization from the perspective of international human rights standards / Shahin Sadegh Zadeh Milan

“منظوری که به آن نگاه می کنی، تغییر می کند” “The perspective you look at, changes.” Shahin Sadegh Zadeh Milan After the release of images of citizens known as “grave sleepers”, the discussion of sterilization as a solution to prevent the increase of homeless individuals or “cardboard sleepers” in the virtual space was raised. Addressing […]...

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Cardboard beds; a few simple suggestions / Milad Pouresi

This is not a complete sentence and cannot be translated accurately. Please provide a complete sentence for translation. Milad PourEisi Perhaps it can be said that the most necessary action that must be taken for a homeless person or a community of these individuals is to recognize the right to life and citizenship, exactly like […]...

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Which organizations are responsible for handling cardboard boxes? / Ali Kalai

“این عکس یک گلدان گل زیباست” This picture is a beautiful flower vase. Ali Kalai They themselves do not know where their last refuge is. In this chaotic world and time, they are with whom, what institution, and what organization. They spend their nights on the streets until morning. Occasionally, they go to shelters, but […]...

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Human Rights and Gender Notes on Homelessness / Elahe Amani

This is a caption This is a caption Goddess Amani Homelessness is a bitter reality of today’s world that exists in all countries, despite their level of economic progress. Leilani Farha, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing, expressed her serious concerns to the Human Rights Council in Geneva on March […]...

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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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