Step by Step: The History and Legal System of Unemployment in Post-Revolution Iran / Ali Kalai

Let me start with a personal memory. On December 13, 2007, during a gathering of freedom-seeking and equality-seeking students, I was arrested near Tehran University. After being transferred to the Ministry of Intelligence’s follow-up office and sitting blindfolded in front of a wall for several hours, it was time for my preliminary interrogation. I went […]...

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Gender notes / Right to assembly / Elaheh Amani

“Freedom does not come from me or you, but it can and in fact happens from the relationship between us and among us.” Judith Butler. Freedom of assembly and peaceful gathering is one of the provisions of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This right should be respected for all citizens regardless of the location […]...

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“Freedom of assembly is one of the characteristics of democracy; with a look at the rights of Iran and international documents.” – Mohammad Mohabi

Differentiation between civil gatherings and government gatherings. The nature of the right to collective protest, or march and gathering, as a natural right, has its roots in freedom of expression and is always a powerful political force in establishing a system in conflict and challenge. Marching is considered a serious determination and will of the […]...

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An overview of Article 301 of the Islamic Penal Code and the concept of discrimination in punishment / Farshid Rafougaran

A while ago, a repetitive and painful news about the murder of a son by his father and the impossibility of retribution due to legal obstacles was published in the media of the country. The fact that harsh and life-depriving punishments have not been effective and useful in reducing heinous crimes is evident from statistics […]...

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Special Report: Step-by-Step Guide to Ending Child Marriage in Iran/ Raiheh Mozaffarian

Statistics show that in Iran today, a large number of parents and courts use the possibility provided by Article 1041 for the benefit of the community and make decisions for the future of children. Article 1041: “Marriage of a girl under 13 years old and a boy under 15 years old is subject to the […]...

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User tracking through “browser fingerprinting”; ways to protect privacy / Mostafa Rahmani

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is a non-profit, international organization founded in America. This foundation has various activities, including providing funding for legal defense in courts, providing information for courts, defending individuals and new technologies against legal threats that are baseless or misleading, exposing government misconduct, guiding governments and courts, organizing political activities and mass […]...

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The necessity of mandatory genetic testing before marriage / Nazila Rostamzadeh

Nowadays, pre-marital genetic counseling has become a very necessary and essential step. Genetic counseling and, if necessary, genetic testing can prevent the occurrence of many congenital and genetic diseases, and reduce the possibility of giving birth to infants with congenital defects (mental and physical disabilities). Genetic tests have different types, each with a different cost; […]...

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Book Introduction: Group Freedoms (Freedom of Assembly, Demonstration, Association, and Union)

“Group freedoms” include things such as freedom of assembly, demonstrations, parties, and unions, which fall under the category of the right to political participation. Jean Dufour, the author of the book “Group Freedoms (Freedom of Assembly, Demonstrations, Associations, and Unions)”, examines the legal rights that take on a group aspect. His book encompasses legal discussions […]...

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Tara Sepehri Far: They are afraid of promoting beliefs like Mohammad Ali Taheri/ Simin Rouzgar.

  Conversation with Simin Rouzgar Tara Sepahri Far, a former student activist, is currently a researcher at the Human Rights Watch organization. In an interview with Khat-e-Solh magazine, she emphasizes the lack of transparency in the trial of Mohammad Ali Taheri, the founder of the Erfan-e-Halgheh group in Iran, saying: “Apart from the fact that […]...

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Mysticism Circle; about 300 arrests, 52 years of imprisonment and 550 lashes.

The Peace Line Monthly – Mohammad Ali Taheri, who has been in detention since 14 Ordibehesht of the year 1390 (May 2011) and recently, after the violation of his first death sentence in the Supreme Court, has been again sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Court on charges of “spreading corruption on earth”. He is […]...

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How can we reverse the destruction and execution? / Reza Alijani

“این عکس یک پسر کوچک در حال بازی در پارک است.” “This photo shows a little boy playing in the park.” Reza Alijani The issuance of a cruel death sentence for Mohammad Ali Taheri once again highlights the issue of torture, punishment, and even execution for “belief” in the judicial and security system of the […]...

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Suppression of Sufism Circle; A manifestation of violation of freedom of expression and belief in Iran/ Witness of Alavi

“این عکس یک آیتم جذاب است” This photo is an attractive item. “Shahed Alavi” Article 23 of the Iranian Constitution prohibits the inspection of beliefs, and Article 24 of the same law states that publications and media are free to express ideas that do not violate the principles of Islam and public rights. Article 25 […]...

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