قتIs granting citizenship to children of Iranian mothers being revoked? / Ehsan Haghighat

Citizenship, which is considered one of the achievements of modernity, is among the most important and fundamental human rights in the current legal system. It is the basis and source of many other rights and privileges. The recognition of citizenship as a fundamental and inalienable right in Article 15 of the Universal Declaration of Human […]...

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“Why is the bill granting citizenship to the children of Iranian mothers married to foreign men not being implemented?”/Ameneh Abiyar

Abstract of the article topic: This article briefly discusses the issue of denying citizenship to children born to Iranian women and foreign men, which has been examined and analyzed through a legal critique of the political, cultural, and historical roots of the problem throughout contemporary history using an incomplete induction, analogy, and statistical analysis. 1. […]...

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Afghan children in smoke/ Jafar’s thoughts

This is a caption این یک عنوان است. This is a caption. Jafari’s thought She allows all the passengers to board and as the metro doors are about to close and the horn sounds, she gets on the women’s car. The sound of the women vendors can be heard from every corner. One is using […]...

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یAmbiguity in the nationality of children born to an Iranian mother and a foreign father / Osman Mozini

From past times, citizenship has been of great importance and its significance is derived from the attachment of an individual to their previous or own nation. Nowadays, citizenship is a political and social concept that has numerous effects on citizens, and each individual’s citizenship creates rights and responsibilities for them; including the right to participate […]...

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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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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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Unprivileged individuals; the demand for maternal citizenship / Mohammad Mohabi

In Article 15 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it is stated that all individuals have the right to citizenship and no one shall be arbitrarily deprived of their citizenship. Statelessness or lack of citizenship is a serious and significant problem. Measures have been taken to prevent or reduce statelessness in several international human […]...

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Introduction to the Book: Private International Law (General Principles, Citizenship, Residence), (Status of Foreigners and Conflict of Laws and Courts).

The book “Private International Law (General Principles, Citizenship, Residence)”, written by Dr. Mohammad Nassiri, has been published in two volumes in one book. Dr. Nassiri held the position of Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Tehran from 1350 to 1354, during which he successfully re-established the Institute of Criminology and expanded […]...

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