Sources: 1- Where did the tax on empty houses end up? – Control of rent rates with the supply of over 3 million empty houses – Resistance News – September 15, 2020 2- Tenants complain about heavy rents – Mehr News Agency – August 22, 2020 3- The kingdom of real estate advisors is the […]...

Sources: Improving Criminal Regulations and Innovations in Clean Air Law Compared to the Law on Preventing Air Pollution/ Author: Abdolmajid Soodmandi/ Journal of Criminal Law Research, Volume 7, Summer 1398, Issue 27 Factors Affecting the Occurrence of Clean Air Days in Tehran/ Author: Fatemeh Dargahian/ Geography and Regional Development, Volume 15, Spring and Summer 1396, […]...

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According to Marton, in adverse conditions, four types of social problems occur, one of which is the problem of isolation and escape from society. In Iranian society, isolation, which is caused not only by the lack of unity but also by the lack of recreation and vitality, manifests itself in forms such as addiction, social […]...

Footnotes: 1- Leisure time in ancient Iran, Tahereh Rashidi, Tabian, 14 Bahman 1391 2- Historical research in Iran is focused on political history, Iran Book News Agency, 19 Azar 1398 3- A look at the leisure time of people in contemporary Iranian history, entertainment; what was and what remained, Parastoo Rahimi, Iran Newspaper, 2 Khordad […]...

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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 […]...

1- Footnotes: 1- The migration of Aryan tribes to the Iranian plateau and the formation of government in this plateau – Ali Nikoui – Virgul 2- Unknown rulers – Ahmad Kasravi – Part Two – Introduction – Pages 150 to 155 3- A look at the book “Unknown Rulers” on the occasion of the 20th […]...

Introduction The people of every country are divided into two categories based on their citizenship. The first category consists of those who usually make up the majority, are citizens of the same country, and their legal status is clear and known. The second category includes those who are considered foreigners, meaning they do not have […]...

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