Dr. Freiborz Raeisdana, born in 1327, is a renowned Iranian economist, a professor of economics at the University of Tehran, and a member of the Iranian Writers Association. He, who holds a PhD in economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science, has been arrested and imprisoned several times for expressing his critical […]...

A few days ago, ILNA news agency reported the release of all detained workers of “Bafgh Iron Mine” in Yazd province. The news agency wrote that 6 of the detained workers of “Bafgh Iron Mine” were released from “Khaled Barin” prison in Yazd on Thursday, September 3rd, and returned to their city. In this way, […]...

Mahmoud Salehi, former president of the Union of Bakers in Saqqez and founding member of the Coordination Committee for the establishment of workers’ organizations. Mr. Salehi has been imprisoned for several years due to his trade union activities and efforts to defend workers’ rights. Considering the subject of the special issue of the monthly magazine […]...

The history of the emergence of laws in contemporary times can be examined from two perspectives: that of the people and that of governments. What needs led to the formation of laws and the establishment of rights for the people? With the growth of tools and production and the emergence of capitalist formations, a new […]...

From the point that humans need financial security to have a life with human dignity, the issue of work and labor rights is of great importance. Labor unions can play a significant role in advocating for the rights of workers. On the other hand, paying attention to international laws, international labor rights, and comparing them […]...

Labor unions and the gathering of workers for their trade interests have a long historical background. From the time of the Spartacus uprising (109-71 BC) to the beginning of industrialization and the emergence of new concepts of labor, labor unions and workers’ rights and humanity have come a long way. The characteristic of striving to […]...

After the announcement of the results of the nationwide university entrance exam in Iran, it became public that a number of participants were unable to attend university for non-educational reasons. This sparked a renewed discussion on educational deprivation, discrimination in education, and how to address the issue of the right to education in Iran. This […]...

On Friday, September 27th, Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs, was a guest at the non-governmental think tank, the Council on Foreign Relations, in New York. A combination of politicians and media figures spoke and listened to Zarif for about two hours, without mentioning a word about the human rights situation in […]...

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The World Education Organization has organized a campaign this year called “Unity for Quality Education”, which, according to this organization, has united 20 million teachers, trainers, and employees in the field of education around the world. One of the main goals of this campaign is to emphasize quality education as the main focus of government […]...

The month of Mehr and the beginning of the school year, the smell of books and notebooks and the excitement of children to go to school. It is a flip of a coin that is repeated over and over again in the mind. In the midst of this, the smell of Mehr month is a […]...

Habib Lajvardi (born in 1314 in Tehran) was the project manager of the Oral History of Iran project at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University. He successfully completed his Master’s degree at Harvard University and his PhD in Economics at the University of Oxford. After finishing his studies, Lajvardi returned to Iran […]...