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What Goes on Inside Vakilabad Prison’s Nursery Ward in Mashhad?
In this report, which continues the series of reports on the situation of children and mothers in Iranian prisons, the conditions of children, their…
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Nowruz Under Taliban: Tradition Clashes with Restriction
In Afghanistan, the arrival of Nowruz, a cherished time marking the Persian New Year, has historically been a period of joy and communal celebration.…
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The Rising Cost of Reading: Inflation’s Impact in Iran
In the past two years, a notable surge in book prices, particularly in the fields of philosophy, psychology, literature (including original works and translations),…
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Children and Mothers Imprisoned in the “Qarchak Hell”
The text discusses changes in Iran’s penal system during the second half of the 1980s, leading to an increase in the number of prisoners,…
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Opinion: Between Equal Rights, Force Decides
Even if the enforcement of ICJ decisions ultimately depend on the currently existing political will (or lack thereof) within the UN Security Council, “decisions…
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Over 500 More Executions in Iran Amidst Global Silence
In a striking revelation, Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam, the director of Iran Human Rights (IHR), disclosed in an interview with Zamaneh that Iran has witnessed over…
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Sepidar Prison in Ahwaz: The Tragic Situation of Children in the Women’s Ward
Hamed Farmand – Sepidar Prison in Ahwaz is not only one of Iran’s substandard prisons where the rights of prisoners are not observed, but…
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Over 30 Baha’i Graves Destroyed in Tehran’s Khavaran
For over forty years, the Baha’i community in Iran has faced relentless persecution, manifesting starkly in the desecration and destruction of their burial sites.…
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Iran’s “Innovations” for the Elections on March 1
Hassan Setayesh: For voting in the Iranian elections in March, there is no longer a need to present a birth certificate and have it…
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Families of Executed Kurdish Political Activists Search for Closure
Crimes in the process of the governmental killing of four Kurdish political activists, Pejman Fatehi, Mohammad Faramarzi, Mohsen Mazloum, and Vafa Azarbar, continue even…
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Civil Wars & Primitive Accumulation in Sudan: from British Occupation to the Present
In early December 2023, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD)1 — the regional bloc mediating negotiations between Sudan’s de facto leader, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan…
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Zamaneh’s 27th Labor Report: Growing Number of Iranians Juggling Two Jobs and Confronting Wage Delays
The economic crisis, inflation, escalating prices, and various challenges in recent years have compelled many to seek multiple jobs for sufficient income.