Slaughterhouse workers are busy; this time with Corona! / Mary Mohammadi

The Iranian society, especially in the past few months, has gone through crises and heavy and costly disasters, and has suffered severe physical, mental, and emotional damage. From the horrific massacre of people during nationwide protests in November, to the shooting down of a passenger plane with 176 passengers, to the brutal suppression of people’s […]...

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Lack of access for people with disabilities to public transportation; in conversation with Behrouz Morvari, disability rights activist / conversation by Mari Mohammadi.

All societies are made up of different groups, with each member sometimes being in the majority and sometimes in the minority. Each person is simultaneously a member of multiple groups based on gender, religious and spiritual beliefs, financial status, profession, ethnicity, and more. However, one of the major problems is that when someone is in […]...

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Christians in chain killings; Conversation with the son of Hossein Soodmand Radkani, executed priest/Mary Mohammadi

The Islamic Republic government is among those governments that seriously and continuously violate the human rights and rights of religious, spiritual, and ideological minorities. Furthermore, through various forms of pressure and discriminatory actions, it creates difficult conditions for these minorities. The extent of these pressures ranges from depriving them of social and citizenship rights, such […]...

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The cultural consequences of marginalization/Mari Mohammad

Housing is one of the universal and non-discriminatory rights for all human beings. In addition to emphasizing this right in the field of human rights, Maslow, in the field of psychology, considers housing as one of the basic human needs. The lack of realization of this right and need not only deprives humans of thinking […]...

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The policy of promoting sadness and creating social divisions is a threat to social and mental health. / Mary Mohammadi

Notes: 1 – Negative Freedom: Refers to the absence of any external barriers – such as political, social, economic, and cultural powers, as well as fellow citizens – in the realization of legitimate freedoms – such as freedom of belief, speech, criticism, and expression – that do not violate the legitimate freedoms, rights, and privacy […]...

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