“They are looking for my gradual removal.” This is a statement that a few days ago, Asou Javaheri, a former futsal player and women’s football referee, told news agencies about her continued ban from refereeing in women’s football in Iran. Hoping that by bringing this issue to the media, it will serve as a wake-up […]...

The Islamic Republic of Iran, from its inception, has ruthlessly dealt with its opponents and has not hesitated to use various methods to murder many of them. In the early days of the revolution in 1979, the Islamic Revolutionary Courts were established under the orders of Ayatollah Khomeini and were led by Sadegh Khalkhali. Many […]...

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According to statistics from the World Health Organization, more than 300 million people worldwide are affected by varying levels of depression. On average, about 800,000 people commit suicide annually. This number is increasing every year. Between 2005 and 2015, the global prevalence of depression increased by 20%. Although there are effective pharmacological treatments for depression, […]...

For years, military service in the Islamic Republic of Iran has become a great burden and problem for families. Every Iranian male must feel the heavy shadow of military service on his life and family when he reaches the age of 18. This burden stays with him for many years and affects all aspects of […]...

Writing about the violation of fundamental family rights of LGTB+ individuals in an oppressive and patriarchal society like Iran is like writing with a fragile candle in the midst of a storm of darkness and injustice. More than two hundred years have passed since the French Revolution and more than a hundred years since the […]...