In today’s Iran, inequality is no longer limited to income gaps or lifestyle differences; rather, this inequality and class divide have taken on new dimensions and adopted new practices. The question now is: how have these divides emerged, and where are they leading Iranian society? Are we still facing traditional patterns of inequality, or are […]...

Alireza Rahimi is a university professor and education expert. Since 1986 (1365), he has been teaching in schools (from primary to high school), higher education institutions, universities, and various courses and workshops. Simultaneously, he has been conducting research and writing articles and books in the field of education. His academic work includes over 60 books […]...

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With the increasing implementation of public executions in Iran, debates around this form of punishment have intensified. Supporters consider it a necessary tool for deterrence and public example, while critics emphasize its contradiction with the principle of human dignity, human rights standards, and its harmful psychological and social consequences. In this context, Peace Mark Monthly […]...

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My Common Pain is a literary account of the collective experience of a generation that culminated in the “Women, Life, Freedom” uprising in 1401. In this work, the author has not sought to provide accurate and documented historiography, nor a mere retelling of events; rather, by using a fictional narrative, he has attempted to recreate […]...

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