Woman, Life, Freedom

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

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

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

A postwar political transition will not guarantee a better future for women unless their demands are explicitly named and placed...

At least fourteen political prisoners were executed amid war and securitization, while more protesters—from Bukan to Mashhad—remain under sentence of...

“Woman, Life, Freedom” reimagines power beyond war, patriarchy, and the hierarchies that decide which lives matter. If war is understood...

March 8 marks both women’s long struggle for equality and a chance to reflect on war’s human toll and the...

At Place de la République in Paris, Iranian feminist diaspora voices “No to war” and “No to the Islamic Republic,”...

As campuses reopened, students launched sit-ins, memorial assemblies, and anti-regime chants—met by Basij-led disruption, arrests, mass summons, and a rapid...

A post-war currency shock sparked bazaar shutdowns in Tehran, then spread through cities and universities, becoming a broader confrontation over...