Unprecedented thefts and emerging thieves in today’s Iranian society / Keyumars Amiri

Despite being governed by its own Islamic laws for nearly half a century, it can be argued that today’s society in Iran has the highest rate of theft and the largest number of thieves ever seen. These Islamic laws, which condemn thieves to punishments such as hand amputation, are enforced. As the saying goes, a […]...

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A bitter tale of the end of a historical period in the life of a nomadic tribe in Iran / Keyumars Amiri

The Iranian society of tribes and nomads, which until a century ago played a primary role in determining the fate of the country in major political, economic, and social affairs, and the modernization advocates and supporters considered them the biggest obstacle or, in other words, their most powerful rival in transitioning to modernity, today in […]...

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Let’s preserve indigenous knowledge and oral culture / Keyumars Amiri

Native knowledge and oral culture, which have been a very important part of human achievement over the centuries and have been passed down from generation to generation, forming a valuable treasure trove of art and literature of our ancestors, unfortunately, in recent years, is being destroyed in the Zagros region; the knowledge and culture that […]...

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Iranian subsidies; the most bizarre economic calculation in human history / Keyumars Amiri

On the eve of the ancient holiday of Nowruz, the biggest Iranian holiday, the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran is paying a subsidy of forty-five thousand and five hundred tomans to the people, while the price of one kilogram of Iranian rice is one hundred thousand tomans. With this subsidy, a family of […]...

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Charitable revolutionary foundations that were founded to combat evil/Kiumars Amiri

With the victory of the Iranian people’s revolution in February 1979, Ayatollah Khomeini promised the people prosperity, comfort, and human dignity. In order to achieve this goal, from the very beginning of the establishment of the Islamic system, he ordered the establishment of dozens of foundations such as the “Foundation of the Oppressed”, “Martyr Foundation”, […]...

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Waste collection; the last resort for the unemployed/ Kioumarth Amiri

The phenomenon of waste picking in the global market, especially in Iran, does not have a long history. This false profession emerged about three decades ago, following the lack of fair distribution of facilities and the widening gap between social classes, and with the increase of poverty and unemployment in Iranian society, it has become […]...

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Half a century of silence! / Keyumars Amiri

The dynamic and active Iranian society, which has its roots in great and glorious civilizations throughout history, has nurtured numerous valuable elites throughout its existence and has been the cradle of precious civilizations. On the other hand, this society has also been one that its activists and artists have constantly faced severe oppression, harassment, and […]...

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“Divine rule in the system of the Islamic Republic of Iran, not the divine rule that we have known so far!?/ Kioumarth Amiri”

Here, in the country of Iran, under the rule of the Islamic Republic system, it has been close to half a century that under the shadow of chaos and turmoil, religious institutions, organizations, and non-profit and autonomous organizations have formed and are operating, acting unlawfully and seizing parts of national and public assets, causing wealth […]...

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Why is it necessary to use renewable energies? / Kioumarth Amiri

Humans throughout their lives need to use energies for survival, well-being, development, and progress in life, and in this regard, they use and provide various types of energy. Long ago, humans used wood from forests to keep themselves warm and to provide shelter. This has caused irreparable damage to millions of hectares of forests and […]...

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Kermanshah; Water shortage and environmental destruction / Keyumars Amiri

The vast province of Kermanshah, with an area of 25009 square kilometers, which is one and a half percent of the total area of the country, has been ravaged by the most merciless enemy, oppression and plunder, over the past 42 years and has been turned into a dry and barren land. Kermanshah is facing […]...

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My brother hit me with the first slap! / Short story / Keyumars Amiri

In those years, the village had a different atmosphere. When we were children, our biggest worry and sadness was not being able to ride our wooden horses and race with our peers, pulling our horses to the finish line and hitting the target with our slingshots. We would go all the way to the end […]...

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The young workforce and challenges ahead in Islamic Iran / Keyumars Amiri

For years, Iranian youth have been struggling with the problem of unemployment, which has affected their overall destiny and life. A young person who has studied with a thousand difficulties and after completing mandatory service, when they go to look for a job, they are faced with closed doors and spend years wandering without finding […]...

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