People on the Move

Working Class and Female in Iran

Read this article by Setareh Sabety, an Iranian-American writer and poet, who has... 

Iranian Actress, Golshifteh Farahani, Talk About Art, Life & Fears of Returning Home

She has starred in films banned by the Iranian authorities, played in a rock band... 

Iranian Women Gain Momentum & Become the Regime’s Biggest Threat

Iranian security forces recently beat and arrested some 30 “mourning mothers”... 

Top 10 Heroes of 2009: Neda Agha-Soltan

Time Magazine released it’s Top 10 Everything list for 2009– on the Top... 

2009 Women of the Year: The Women Of Iran’s One Million Signatures Campaign

Glamour Magazine named The Women of Iran’s One Million Signatures Campaign... 

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News

Bail Set at $30,000 for Ardavan Tarakameh

-50 days after his was arrested, author and film critic, Ardavan Tarakameh’s family... 

Iran Crushes Opposition Protests With Violence

Iran’s regime thwarted the opposition’s hopes of turning the 31st anniversary... 

Preparing For 1979 Anniversary: Internet Disruption & New Dumpsters

Iran observers say you can tell the Islamic republic is getting ready for more street... 

IRAN: 3 million protesters anticipated at Thursday rally

The 22nd day of the Persian calendar month of Bahman, the date 31 years ago when... 

Human Rights Commitee Calls Iranian Government’s Crackdown a DISASTER

Iran’s crackdown on opposition protests following June’s disputed presidential... 

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Culture

So, Is Your “Life Persian?” MLiP.

It was a morning like any other. I sat at my desk, turned on my computer and not too long after everything had started running properly- I was checking out my Facebook newsfeed. I was overwhelmed, confused, perplexed and humored by all of the hilarious scenarios posted that ended with “MLiP”. After a little bit of investigation, it became... [Read more of this review]

Unemployment Rates in Iran Increase By 16%

When you get lost in the commotion of the city, it is only the workers who can show you extreme pain and expose you to the unsavory smell of life. Believe me, this is true. Given the current Iranian economy, being a worker is very difficult. It permanently exposes you to the bitter taste of life. Of course the road is open to everyone. Anyone who is... [Read more of this review]

CHRISTMAS in TEHRAN

While Christmas is freely celebrated all over the globe, Iran- with all of it’s restrictions on religious freedom- doesn’t look much different than many of the decorated streets in metropolitan cities in other countries, but there’s a little catch. Amongst Iran’s large population, there is a small percentage of Armenians and... [Read more of this review]

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