“Kourosh Company”; a company that was the headline of the media for a while due to its fraudulent activities. After the release of a video by the victims who had gathered in front of the company, the spokesperson for Faraja claimed that the red notice was issued for Amirhossein Sharifian, the owner of this company. […]...

The story of the fraud of the Cyrus Company from mobile customers has caused a lot of buzz in news outlets and among ordinary people, to the point that it has even caught the attention of foreign media. In Iran, the identity and success of some ordinary people is dependent on various structural corruptions. Budget […]...

It has been a while since the issue of losing a significant number of our fellow citizens’ money in the process of ordering and purchasing mobile phones from a company known as Kourosh Company has been raised in the public space of the country. Apart from the two main parties involved in this unsuccessful and […]...

Among various social phenomena, crime holds a special position and this importance stems from the fact that humans have a need for security based on instinct. Historically, human social life has always been faced with the phenomenon of crime and delinquency, and crime has been an inevitable part of human social organization. In response to […]...

It has been close to over a century that the teachings of criminology, with an emphasis on the concept of identifying the causes and factors of crime, have been receiving attention in the criminal and legal policies of political regimes and judicial structures of countries. Despite the necessity of paying attention to this matter and […]...

The case of Cyrus Company, which made headlines at the beginning of December, is another one of the economic corruption cases in Iran, this time involving a staggering amount of 3.7 billion dollars in the Chai Dabsh scandal. The focus of this registered company, named “Cyrus Processors I.S.A”, was on the mobile phone market, claiming […]...

No sane mind can accept that a prohibited item can be sold at half price, but in Iran, nothing is impossible. Under heavy sanctions, anything is possible, including pre-ordering twenty iPhones at half price with the hope of making double profit, and of course, to prevent the national currency from becoming worthless in the bank […]...