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آزادی “From the hanging roofs of prisons, the machine of human oppression screams for unfinished freedom.” آتش The streets were blood in the throat of my history, a flame reaching towards fire. I see nothing but pain in my gasoline, a butterfly is stuck in my sad heart. He looked at the people with his […]...

Without a doubt, the future of a country is in the hands of its people, as long as they are present in society and have reached a level of quality in production and entrepreneurship instead of being a burden on society. While it is true that the population is seen as consumers and depleters of […]...

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Her emphasis is on human rights and the necessity of its implementation, stating that if the human dignity of migrants is not respected, it is essentially a violation of human rights. She is Dr. Sima Samar, the Special Representative of the President and Minister of State for Human Rights Affairs in Afghanistan. The issue of […]...

In this issue of the peace line, we talked with Saleh Nikbakht, a lawyer, defender, and human rights activist, about the situation of migrants currently present in Iran, especially Afghan citizens, and Iran’s legal obligations towards them. He emphasized the need to adopt a humane approach and believes that, both legally and considering the country’s […]...

War and poverty are considered major reasons for the migration of Afghan people to Iran. He is a representative of the Afghan parliament, has worked as a journalist in Herat, and has also been the editor-in-chief of a private television station. In light of the situation of Afghan migrants in Iran and the topic of […]...

Hossein Biouk is a journalist and social activist from Afghanistan, currently living in Kabul. He has organized book festivals and introduced the poetry collection “Let’s Forget the Gun” by Mahmoud Jafari, translated Afghan novels into Arabic, and collaborated with Mohammad Hossein Mohammadi, a prominent Afghan writer and storyteller, in compiling two story collections. He is […]...

The history of Iranians encountering Afghan immigrants is a long and complex one. Since the 1979 revolution, a large portion of Afghan immigrants have sought refuge in Iran. Over the years, various judgments, perceptions, and narratives have been formed in the minds of Iranians about Afghan immigrants, which, without being reviewed or stopped, have become […]...

In the year 1995 AD, while Afghanistan was engulfed in a civil war and Taliban uprising, my uncle’s family left Afghanistan to go to Iran. Twelve years later, at the age of fourteen, I also left for Iran alone, following events that had happened to me. After two weeks of traveling, when I arrived in […]...

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