There are those who have not seen the color of the battlefield, but they have the rights of a veteran.

Despite a quarter century passing since the end of the Iran-Iraq war, its controversies and consequences still remain. One of the most prominent consequences is the lingering effects of chemical weapons, even on civilians. According to government statistics, during the eight-year war, approximately 100,000 Iranians were killed or injured as a result of Iraq’s chemical […]...

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Nameless and unknown prisons

In continuation of the series of conversations that took place in the “Face to Face” section of the monthly magazine “Peace Line” with torture victims, especially victims of white torture, in prisons; this month, we went to “Farahnaz Fardousi”, a Baha’i citizen who spent some time in prison in the 1960s. Farān Ferdowsi was born […]...

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