It is hard for many to even think of voting. Sadly, I can find the above statement true in any combination except the original! Reformists make adorable promises and are
The Association of Writers in Iran has called for a protest and sit-in in front of the Evin Prison in Tehran tomorrow to show their solidarity with political prisoners.
Most people have heard of copyright. It means you can't just pluck things off the internet and publish them on your own website. And that you shouldn'
Here are some photos from the women's protest in front of Tehran University taken by the Iranian Students News Agency.
Solana Larsen
Women! The presence of Life The era of slavery is over Another world is possible Our struggle makes it This voice is the voice of freedom This call is the
Just back from Brussels. I was at a meeting where members of the Club de Madrid were advancing their Madrid Agenda on confronting terrorism through democratic means “at the European
Human Rights Watch published a report today citing significant flaws in Iran's electoral laws. Most significant of HRW's finding is that the Guardian Council only approved
Much along the lines of Afshin Molavi's excellent post below, the exiled Iranian intellectual Faraj Sarkohi approaches Rafsanjani's appeal as a looking glass into the dynamics
This week I've happened on a few articles about women in the Middle East that are worth sharing. I wish more of it were good news. But I
openDemocracy author and famed Iranian blogger Hossein Derakhshan (also my friend) today announced that he is going back to Iran for the presidential elections. It's something he'
Friends in Iran report to me the carnival-like atmosphere of the elections with several campaign headquarters playing techno music to attract young voters and striking young women in brightly
From the eight candidates running in the Iranian presidential elction on 17th of June, only the first three are considered major figures.
Rafsanjani: With a new watchword, "Democratic Development&
