Interviews

Iran’s water crisis is becoming a public health and justice crisis, with its heaviest burdens falling on marginalized communities In...

Interview with Mehrnaz Saeed-Vafa Women in Beyzaie’s films emerge as powerful figures of autonomy, memory, myth, and resistance within Iranian...

Iran’s judiciary punishes a woman singer, exposing the ideological logic and legal flaws behind the criminalization of women’s singing. As...

Rangriz explains how wartime layoffs and structural neglect push women out of work, deepening dependence, poverty, and domestic violence. The...

Amid protest, repression, and war, how do Iranian adolescents understand and endure their world? This dialogue portrays a generation still...

Women’s growing presence in state-sponsored rallies has become a contested political and gendered field, exposing both social diversity and state...

War has not weakened Iran’s ruling apparatus; it has enriched the opaque clerical-military institutions that control oil, trade, confiscated wealth,...

A digital security expert warns that Iran is replacing the right to internet access with a class-based system of privileged...

Historian Touraj Daryaee argues that the destruction of Iran’s cultural heritage is not mere collateral damage, but part of a...

Despite a 40-day war and a ceasefire between Iran, the United States, and Israel, Iranian drone attacks on Kurdish parties...