Saeed Peyvandi: Iranian society has not learned slavery from religion / Mani Tehrani

Conversation with Mani Tehrani Although we still cannot comfortably say that the world around us is an ideal place to live, if we look back, this world has become a better place every day. Humanity, which has experienced trials such as the Inquisition, Auschwitz, Stalin’s forced labor camps, and exploitation of African Americans in North […]...

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: Mohammad Moghimi: Insult and humiliation of humans awakens the feeling of revenge/ Mani Tehrani: Mohammad Moghimi: Insult and belittlement of humans awakens the sense of revenge/ Mani Tehrani:

  Conversation with Mani Tehrani Sometimes we imagine that we have reached a world where public torture of humans is intertwined with history or even mythology, and at the same time, a reminder like the whip on the backs of the workers of the Agh Darreh gold mine in West Azerbaijan, Iran, disturbs our naive […]...

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Public trust in Iranian society; in conversation with Noushin Sabeti, psychologist/ Mani Tehrani

  Conversation with Mani Tehrani “Our trust in others stems from our self-confidence” or “Trust in others is a sign of our culture”; these are familiar phrases. However, news and reports show that we actually know them as mere words, like the wind in a Persian proverb. Instead, to build more trust, we pay attention […]...

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: Saeed Dehghan: Refugees are not greedy/ Mani TehraniSaeed Dehghan: Refugees are not greedy/ Mani Tehrani

  Mani Tehranian Their number is estimated to be between fifty thousand to two hundred thousand people who are living in inhumane conditions in camps in Greece, Macedonia, Czech Republic, and others. As a result, there is no accurate information about the severity of their situation. According to reports, problems such as lack of bathrooms, […]...

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