On Saturday, September 28, the newspaper Ham-Mihan published a shocking report titled “The Tragic Story of Bread.” Written by Zahra Jafarzadeh, this report was based on interviews with bakers from 15 bakeries in deprived neighborhoods. At the beginning of the report, it is mentioned that on September 9, the head […]
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Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 1st, is the International Day of Older Persons. On December 14, 1990, the United Nations General Assembly designated this day to encourage governments and the media to honor the achievements of elderly citizens worldwide, examine their issues, and seek solutions for them. Currently, the world population is […]
The new wave of attacks against Hezbollah, which began with the explosion of this group’s pagers across Lebanon, has continued with the killing of senior commanders of the movement in Israeli attacks. While the killing of people in Gaza has continued without pause for nearly a year, the destructive and […]
On September 21st, a heartbreaking event shocked society. An explosion at a coal mine in Tabas, South Khorasan province, resulted in the death of 54 miners and injuries to 61 others. The “Madanjoo” mine, one of the largest privately-owned coal mines, employs about 1,500 miners and extracts 400,000 tons of […]
In late September, Arman Melli newspaper published an article titled “The Dark Shadow of Child Abuse,” prompted by the beating of a street child in a welfare center. The article highlighted the plight of children subjected to abuse in such centers. One case involved children being beaten for bed-wetting at […]
Yesterday, Sunday, September 22, 2024, the doors of schools were opened to millions of students. For the past 45 years, the control of the education system has always been one of the key objectives of the Islamic Republic regime. In its effort to dominate education and prevent religion from losing […]
Tomorrow, Sunday, marks the first day of the new school year in Iran. Around 17 million students and nearly 4 million university students are preparing to enter schools and universities. During these days, the excitement and anxiety of children, teenagers, and young adults who have the opportunity to attend educational […]
According to the United Nations calendar, September 18 is recognized as the International Equal Pay Day for Equal Work. Both men and women workers face discrimination under the capitalist system, but women experience significantly more discrimination. According to bourgeois standards, men and women should receive equal pay for work of […]
On Monday, September 9, Etemad newspaper conducted an interview with Maryam Abbasi, her daughter Nafas Haji-Sharif, a friend, and a witness, containing notable points. This interview followed a conversation published by Ham-Mihan on September 1 with the same guests. Nafas, a 14-year-old middle school student, had gone to Sana Shopping […]
In the editorial of Ham-Mihan on September 15th, titled “What Do You Know About Corruption?” some thought-provoking points are highlighted. The article begins by stating that Raisi’s government came to power with the slogan of fighting corruption, but corruption started at the ministerial level from the very beginning of his […]