Constitutional Obstacles to the Realization of Human Rights and Democracy in Iran - Part 2

Iran Stonings Are a Legal Nightmare

Iran’s Apartheid – Keep Iran off the Human Rights Council

Women's Ward in Evin Prison

Constitutional Obstacles to the Realization of Human Rights and Democracy in Iran - Part 1

“The 21st century will witness women…

The wall that crumbled

Supreme Cultural Revolution Council

Political Parties in Iran

Women, the Victims of the Iranian Revolution










 

China: A Model for Iran?
Monday 07 Jul 08
Since some years ago a number of Iranian leaders had declared their intention follow ‎China’s approach to human rights and through it, justify Iran’s violations of the same


The Fate of a Feminist School
Monday 07 Jul 08
The Iranian website known as “The Feminist School” was yet another media outlet that ‎was banned by Iranian authorities last year. Prior to that, a number of websites run by ‎women activists engaged in anti discrimination and justice issues were also silenced. ‎


Honor Killings
Monday 07 Jul 08
Has the number of honor killings targeting women increased in the years following the ‎‎1979 Islamic revolution? If so, what factors have contributed to this rise in numbers? No ‎definite answers can be given to this question. The Iranian judiciary does not release ‎definitive data documenting honor killings, leaving researchers with empty hands. ‎Lacking access to definitive and reliable data, researches often have to rely on narratives ‎published in newspapers and websites.


Political Stability ‎
Monday 07 Jul 08
Iran is a country which requires the monitoring of the international community regarding ‎developments related to women’s struggle for equality. There are several reasons for ‎such a need. ‎