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Journalist Couple who Covered Labor Protests in Iran on Hunger Strike after Arrest
Two Iranian journalists arrested related to coverage of labor protests in Iran, launched a hunger strike to protest their “unfair” detention. Amirhossein Mohammadifar, and his…
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Trial of the Iranian Environmentalists Accused of “Espionage” Will Resume – Iranian Judge
The Iranian Judiciary Spokesperson announced that the trial of the group of environmentalists who were charged with national security crimes will resume in upcoming…
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Farewell Message of Zamaneh Media’s Director, Rieneke Van Santen
After five years of working for Zamaneh Media in different roles and four years of directorship, I am saying goodbye. I am saying goodbye…
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Eyewitness: A Critical Account of Iran’s Green Movement
1. The green movement predominantly – but by no means exclusively – was composed of urban middle classes who supported reformists in the 2008…
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Violations of Baha’i Rights are a Systematic Policy in Iran
The Islamic Republic of Iran not only does not recognize Baha’is as a religious minority group but it does not leave the Baha’i community…
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Remember the dead candle: Mirza Jahangir Khan Sur-e Esrafil
It was a Wednesday and the beginning of the summer of 1908. A 34-year-old journalist was dragged in chains to the “King’s Garden” in…
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A British Couple go on Hunger Strike to object 1000 days of Imprisonment of the Wife in Iran
Richard Ratcliffe has started a hunger strike outside the Iranian Embassy in London in solidarity with his striking wife, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who has spent…
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Green, Black and Red: The Story of a Failed Movement
The tenth Iranian presidential election in 2009 was different from previous elections. Four candidates were competing: incumbent president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, conservative Mohsen Rezaei, reformist…
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Zamaneh Panelists: “No to War, No to the Iranian Regime!”
The majority of Zamaneh Media Panelists, who mostly live in Iran, think that the way to get out of the current diplomatic crisis is…
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A Clown, Not “The Perfect Woman” – Performance Art and Feminism in Conversation with Neslihan Arol
Born in Istanbul, Neslihan Arol completed Film and Drama Master’s Programme at Kadir Has University in Istanbul with practice-based research on clowning from a…
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Protest Continues against the Detainment of Iranian Labor Activists and Journalists
International and Iranian organizations express concerns over the arrest of several labor rights activists in Iran including two journalists who were arrested on May…
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Three Iranian Writers Sentenced Each to Six Years in Prison
Three members of the Iran’s Writers Association (IWA) were sentenced to a total 18 years in jail, according to the group’s statement. Iran’s judiciary…