Zamaneh Media

Zamaneh Media’s 21st Quarterly Labor Rights Report, covering major labor rights issues from April through June 2022 is available for download.

We spoke to two American women about Roe vs. Wade. Although they represent a speck of the population, their experiences as women with different personal and professional distances from abortion shed light on the perils of an anti-choice US. The banning of abortion will fuel intersectional experiences that will further...

The Stockholm District Court has issued the verdict in the trial of a former Iranian Judiciary official, Hamid Nouri, who was involved in the mass execution of political prisoners in Iran in 1988: Nouri is sentenced to life imprisonment.

Child trafficking for sexual exploitation is a reality entangling the poverty and sexual abuse that is taking place under the skin of many Iranian cities. Zamaneh spoke with Roksana Alavi, professor of women and gender studies at the University of Oklahoma to explore the various dimensions of this issue.

In an interview, Atena Daemi, a children’s rights activist and former political prisoner who was recently released from prison after serving her sentence, told Zamaneh about a member of a child trafficking gang she met in Qarchak prison.

Dr. Keyvan Hosseini points out that Iranian oil refineries spend energy and money and in turn, create environmental injustices by polluting the air, soil, and water resources to produce a non-profitable product, mazut. Read our interview with Dr. Keyvan Hosseini here.

Three decades after this military-turned-economic institution began its operations, the IRGC has become one of the key players in Iran’s political and economic spheres.

The Coordinating Council of Iranian Teachers’ Trade Associations and Iran’s national teacher’s organizations has called for the immediate release of jailed teachers and unionists and has urged the ILO to remove the Islamic Republic’s delegates from the governing board.