Rights of Foreign Nationals in the Legal System of Iran in Comparison with International Standards / Mehran Mosadegh Nia

Introduction The people of every country are divided into two categories based on their citizenship. The first category consists of those who usually make up the majority, are citizens of the same country, and their legal status is clear and known. The second category includes those who are considered foreigners, meaning they do not have […]...

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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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Migration with Hardship: Variable Policies and Uncertain Destiny/ November’s Radiance

While a significant portion of policies regarding immigrants and refugees around the world are related to their level of access to services and citizenship rights, there are still many challenges in this area. These challenges are more pronounced in some countries and regions, where immigrants and refugees have significantly lower human rights compared to other […]...

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Hossein Alameh; We do not have a National Elderly Organization in the country/Interview with Siamak Malamahmadi.

The issue of aging does not have a specific responsible person and a dynamic and flexible structure must be created for institutions to actively engage in long-term, medium-term, and short-term programs to promote respect and dignity for the elderly and cultural development in this field. These are the words of Dr. Hesamoddin Alameh, the head […]...

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All labor laws are anti-worker; in conversation with Javanmir Moradi, a labor activist / conversation with Mari Mohammad.

Retirees, as a part of the working class, have always been discriminated against and deprived of their rights. Retirees, who were once active workers, are now being exploited both during their employment and in retirement. The written laws in the Islamic Republic provide a situation where a powerful minority, who have no understanding of the […]...

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Unanswered questions in conversation with Ali Asghar Bayat; We need more than just a kindergarten, we need a nursing home / Conversation with Ali Kalaii.

ظاهرا پرسش از آنچه گفته بودند ذهن ایشان را برهم زد و تماس قطع شد و تماس‌های بعدی هم به جایی نرسید. One and a half minutes before the end, suddenly the page turned. Apparently, the question about what they had said had confused their mind and the call was disconnected, and subsequent calls did […]...

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Elderly Tsunami in Iran; A Warning for the Healthcare System / Majid Zarei

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Becoming Feminine: Poverty, Loneliness, and Aging in Iran/Elham Amani

The world in the 21st century is rapidly aging. According to reports from the United Nations, the population over 60 years old will reach 1.4 billion by 2030 and 2 billion or 20% of the world’s population by 2050. This growth will be most significant in developing countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. In […]...

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Thin waist of retired individuals under economic pressure/ Moein Khazaei

Retirees in Iran are going through turbulent times; from being confined to their homes due to the spread of the coronavirus to being prohibited from seeing their children and relatives. But in a situation where the spread of this virus has also affected the income and expenses of workers and has added to the number […]...

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Urban beautification suitable for the elderly / Aban radiance

One of the important points in the field of aging is the necessity of participation and increased presence of this group in society. Because one of the most important ways to achieve sustainable development is for all age groups to be able to participate, have a presence in society, and benefit from social facilities fairly. […]...

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Modern ways to honor Muspideh/Ronak Faraji

The main challenge of the 20th century was “survival”, while in the present century, the main challenge is “improving the quality of life” in three important areas: physical, mental, and social. In the 21st century, a century that has passed 66 years since the hope of life for people in the world, according to the […]...

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Old age is difficult in Iran/Azam Bahrami

It is likely that many young people born after the 1960s, when they see the widespread advertisements about having children, have a half-glance at their parents. Why is it that systems such as insurance, social services, retirement, or facilities that are usually considered for people over the age of 65 in many developed countries do […]...

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