Iran

  • Iran: Fighting for Higher Wages

    Iran: Fighting for Higher Wages

    Amidst the turmoil of Iran’s economic crisis, the government’s recent move to raise the minimum wage has been met with skepticism by independent labor organizations. As the poverty line in the country reaches nearly 8 million tomans (fluctuating between 150 and 155 euros) per month, and the poverty index surpasses…

  • Iranian Feminist Network on the Jina Revolution and Beyond

    Iranian Feminist Network on the Jina Revolution and Beyond

    A global network of feminist collectives and activists, known as “Feminists for Jina,” is amplifying the voice of the ongoing “Jin, Jiyan, Azadî” Revolution in Iran and working to strengthen its transnational elements. The group comprises individuals from diverse backgrounds and perspectives, united in their goal to fight for equality…

  • Iran: Nationwide protest against Bioterrorist Attacks on schoolgirls

    Iran: Nationwide protest against Bioterrorist Attacks on schoolgirls

    In a powerful display of collective action, teachers across Iran have taken to the streets to demand the safety and security of female students in their schools. Undeterred by the repressive forces and uniforms of the Islamic Council in Tehran, these educators have rallied in dozens of cities, from Mashhad…

  • Poisoning, Violence, and Oppression: The Islamic Republic’s War on Women

    Poisoning, Violence, and Oppression: The Islamic Republic’s War on Women

    The “Women, Life, Freedom” movement, which involved removing the hijab, tearing pictures of Khamenei and Khomeini, and chanting slogans mostly in girls’ schools, has infuriated the regime to such an extent that they have given the green light to use their powers to retaliate against this uprising. This is a…

  • The Middle East: An Epicenter of Arms Trade

    The Middle East: An Epicenter of Arms Trade

    As is to be expected, the arms and oil trades have become the lifeblood of the Middle East, with great powers like the United States, Russia, and China vying for a piece of the pie. Indeed, the lion’s share of arms exports to the region can be attributed to these…

  • The Emergence of Islamic Reaction: A Look at Iran’s Pre-Revolutionary Years

    The Emergence of Islamic Reaction:
    A Look at Iran’s Pre-Revolutionary Years

    This text discusses the impact of the 1979 revolution in Iran on the country’s political, intellectual, and cultural space, as well as the transformation of the left in Iran. The revolution was a widespread and spontaneous movement driven by the demands and rights of the people, and was not the…

  • Uncovering the Truth; The 1980s Purge of Iran’s Leftists

    Uncovering the Truth;
    The 1980s Purge of Iran’s Leftists

    In the 1980s, following the Iranian Revolution, a wave of repression and violence was directed against leftist political opponents by the newly established Islamic Republic. This included the execution of many left-wing political prisoners, who were seen as threats to the new regime. The exact number of political prisoners executed…

  • The Aesthetics of the post-Aban Uprising

    The Aesthetics of the post-Aban Uprising

    Here we talk about Marxist aesthetics, which does not examine a mechanical opposition of form and substance or the primacy of spirit over matter, and neither it examines the objective and subjective aspects of phenomena separate from each other; but, as a unique aesthetic, tries to examine the relationship between…

  • Thanks, but Iranian people don’t want a Zelensky!

    Thanks, but Iranian people don’t want a Zelensky!

    The revolutionary rise of “Women, Life, Freedom” has resulted in opposition from workers, women activists, and young people seeking freedom and equality not just against the capitalist government, but also against the manufacturing pro-Western leaders and alternatives. The freedom and equality movement seeks nothing less than the end of capitalist…

  • Bypassing Religion in Iran? A Rare TV Debate

    Bypassing Religion in Iran? A Rare TV Debate

    Recently, a TV debate on women’s rights in Iran has caused controversy. Dr. Maryam Nasr, a member of the Women’s Studies Department at the Research Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies, and a clergyman named Majid Dehghan, a faculty member at the Women and Family Research Institute, discussed the topic…

  • United Against Brutality: A Call for Solidarity with Iranians

    United Against Brutality: A Call for Solidarity with Iranians

    To date, they have received 200 signatures from over 20 countries. Signatories include individuals from various professions such as academics, doctors, lawyers, journalists, and artists, as well as representatives from trade unions, political and associative organizations.

  • Evin’s Dark Night: A Report on the Killing, Torture, and Transfer of Political Prisoners during the October 15th Fire

    Evin’s Dark Night:
    A Report on the Killing, Torture, and Transfer of Political Prisoners during the October 15th Fire

    On October 15th, a tragic event occurred at Evin prison in Iran, one of the country’s most feared facilities. Despite the passage of three months, the exact details of what happened remain a mystery, as independent investigations are not permitted in the Islamic Republic. Among the prisoners held at Evin…

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