“Virtual Space User Protection Plan: No Prohibition, Yes Blocking!” / Moein Khazaeli

It was July 2016 when the United Nations Human Rights Commission recognized the blocking of citizens’ access to the internet as a violation of human rights, by passing a resolution. According to this resolution, any deliberate and intentional interference with free access to the internet by governments, especially preventing the free flow of information on […]...

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Violence and poverty; when unemployment creates crime. / Moein Khazaeli

The decrease in the general welfare level, especially the daily decrease in the household food basket in Iran, along with the increase in public dissatisfaction, is not the only effect of poverty, inflation, and unemployment. Sociologists and criminologists have been warning about the role of socio-economic factors in the emergence or at least increase of […]...

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The gap in the rights of individuals with mental disorders in Iranian laws / Moein Khazaei

Patients with mental disorders are under more pressure from a legal perspective compared to other patients, and the likelihood of their fundamental and human rights being violated is much higher due to their vulnerability and lack of recognition of their legal agency. This legal vulnerability is compounded by the societal pressures they face, which also […]...

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Do Iranians have fair access to basic services? / Mo’in Khazaei

The dream of social justice in Iran; It is rare to find a government in the world that has access to social justice as one of its stated goals in its manifestos, charters, constitutions, and even regular laws. Almost all politicians and statesmen in the absolute majority of countries (of course, in countries where political […]...

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Is death really the “right” thing? / Mo’in Khaza’eli

“Death is a right”, this statement is a constant reminder that is mentioned at least once during every mourning for the deceased. The fact that death is a right that exists for everyone and there is no escape from it for humans, and most likely never will be. But is this rightness of death that […]...

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The detrimental effects of natural disasters in Iran; decrease in offerings, increase not given/Moein Khazaei

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AIDS; a physical disease accompanied by social discrimination/Moein Khazaei

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From public execution to “accusation”: the goal is intimidation and threat / Moein Khazaeli

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Becoming a housewife in Iran; a hope that turned into a myth / Moien Khazaeli

Last year in the month of Shahrivar (1398), Mohammad Eslami, the Minister of Roads and Urban Development in Iran, made a claim that seemed very strange at the time. He said that with the implementation of the National Housing Project in major cities, the hopes of becoming a homeowner in Iran would be achieved in […]...

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Benefiting from leisure, the forgotten right of Iranians/Moein Khazaeli

Providing leisure time is just as important as providing health and education for a quality life. This emphasis is made by the members of the World Leisure Organization in their charter, which was adopted in 2000. Yes, the World Leisure Organization, an international non-governmental organization that specializes in the topic of leisure time and, as […]...

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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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“Coronavirus and seasonal workers; unemployment worse than illness/Moein Khazaeli”

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