In this interview, Afshin Marashi, Iranian historian talks about his research on the role Parsi communities of India played in shaping Iranian modern nationalism.

The protests surrounding the privatization of health care and the minimum wage continued in April and May 2020 with workers struggling with earnings that do not correlate with their costs of living.

Between 1 May 2019 and 1 May 2020, unpaid wages, layoffs, and unemployment were the most recurring labor news in Iran.

Zamaneh Media has published the bimonthly Labor Rights Newsletter of February and March 2020 covering issues of unemployment, non-payment of wages, discrimination at the workplace and the conditions of the Kulbars and child laborers as the spread of COVID-19 continues to hunt Iran. Many workers in Iran who are on...

It is an emergency, there is a disease, and it kills. All over the world, some women and children are being violated by male figures that tick all the boxes of a criminal patriarch.

The UN Human Rights Special Procedures, a group of UN experts, have appealed to de facto authorities in Yemen to accelerate the unconditional release of Baha'i prisoners.

Egypt, Syria, and Iran welcome dissidents moving to exile but then they use digital tools and surveillance methods to block their access and limit their communications with inside the country.

A court in Yemen has upheld the death sentence of Hamed bin Haydara. Bin Haydara is a member of the Baha'i faith, who has been in prison since December 2013.