Smuggling goods
“Organization for Collection and Sale of Private Assets” or Mafia of Buying and Selling Public Assets?/ Musa Barzin
Collecting and selling smuggled and abandoned properties was initially the responsibility of the customs. Later, this task was assigned to a committee consisting of representatives from the Foundation of the Oppressed, Jihad-e-Sazandegi, Housing Foundation, and the General Prosecutor’s Office of the country. With the approval of the “Law on the Collection and Sale of Abandoned […]...
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Mousa Barzin
February 20, 2022
The Footprints of the Aghazadehs in Smuggling Goods/ Mehdi Dehghan
This text does not have a translation as it is just a caption for an image. It reads “.” Mehdi Dehghan The fight against corruption in Iran has always been limited to conferences, seminars, and symposiums, and no one has the courage or ability to address the root of the problem, even the president. According […]...
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Mehdi Dehghan August 23, 2016
Dr. Sharif Khosravi: It is not possible to smoke on the way of the Kurdish border crossers in Esfand/ Azar Taherabad.
Why are there harsh and violent encounters with border citizens, which even lead to their death? Is the reason for such deterrent actions justified? Is being a kolbar a result of unemployment and if so, why isn’t there any effort to combat unemployment? To what extent has the implementation of suitcase trading and the establishment […]...
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Azar Taherabad March 25, 2015
The role of the Revolutionary Guards in border areas and smuggling; in conversation with Mohsen Sazgara/ Ali Kalaii
Mohsen Sazegara is a political activist, journalist, and university researcher. He served as the political and social deputy of the Minister of Executive Affairs in the government of Mohammad-Ali Rajai and is considered one of the founding members of the Revolutionary Guards. We have discussed with Mr. Sazgara about the reasons for the lack of […]...
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Ali Kalaei March 25, 2015
