Who will be next in this systematic misogeny that murders?

In Iran, the tragic ordeal of Armita Geravand spotlights the ongoing struggle between conservative rule and the aspirations of the younger generation for freedom and human rights. As she lies in critical condition, her story reignites debates on mandatory hijab regulations and the deep-seated misogyny facing Iranian women."

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Lumpen-bourgeoisie: an impenetrable defence of the regime

I wrote this article in 2018, and alot has changed since then. So I thought I might come back and update it. This article is about an afluent group of people in Iran who have gained wealth and status by tactfully hovering close to the regime, but not too close to be considered islamists and... Continue Reading →

Decapitation of honour: another act of violence against women

The news of an Iranian girl murdered by her father in sleep shocked the whole country once again.  13 year old Romania's throat was slashed by a sickle in a village in the north of Iran. Murderer was her father and his reason was her elope with a 35 year old man (the eloping with... Continue Reading →

Why is Allah always so angry?

Growing up in Iran, I had been exposed to constant Islamic indoctrination, and I had questions, lots of them. Mostly simple ones. What has always fascinated me was the questions of Why god is so angry at us? If he loves us (which I found that he doesn’t love anyone but himself in the most... Continue Reading →

How many years has it been?

Soheil Arabi ,born on 21 August 1985, is an Iranian blogger who was sentenced to death in Iran in 2013 on charges of insulting the Prophet Mohammad in his posts on Facebook about Atena Daemi, a civil rights activist and political prisoner. In late September 2015, his death sentence was commuted to "reading 13 religious... Continue Reading →

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