Naeimeh Doustar

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September 25, 2026

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Why Have Cafés, Tourism Tours, and Sports Clubs Become Focal Points of Policymaking?/ Naeimeh Doustdar

Between July 11 and August 1, 2026 (20 Tir to 10 Mordad 1405), at least 72 well-known pages and accounts on Iranian social media were blocked or seized, the administrators of at least 21 pages were forced to publish pledges, and at least 23 business establishments in different cities were sealed. The scope of the […]...

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August 23, 2026

Testaments of an Uprising/Naimeh Doostdar

January 1404 was a time for a number of protesters to say their “last words”; a sentence recorded in a few lines on Instagram stories, or in a few-second video, sometimes in a brief call to family, and sometimes in a will that the survivors tried to carry out without fail. These messages, republished in […]...

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February 20, 2026

Fashion and the Representation of Distinction: From Personal Taste to Class System/ Naeimeh Doostdar

What is seen on the streets today is not merely a variety of styles, but a silent, ongoing competition between social classes—inscribed on the surface of the body. Hair color, eyebrow shape, the cut of a manteau, and even the quality of makeup have become markers that reveal opportunities, limitations, and economic divides. In a […]...

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November 22, 2025

Fighting corruption goes through the path of gender equality / Naimeh Dostdar

This is a caption. Naeimeh Dostdar Are women inherently incorruptible? Do they have no inclination to bribe, collude, embezzle, or engage in illegal transactions? Is gender a factor that has led to the lesser involvement of women in forgery, document destruction, and abuse of power and position? These questions are very old, but their investigation […]...

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September 25, 2016

Feminism; a movement for men? / Nahid Dostdar

This is a caption [/caption] This is a caption. Naeimeh Dostdar In the past, there has been a discussion among feminists – who have mainly been women for historical reasons – about whether men can also be feminists. Should men, who are believed by many to be the main agents of patriarchal and gender-based inequality […]...

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May 24, 2016