An Unfolding Story Of Silent Rebellion Across Iran's Streets
Mass protests may have discontinued in Iran, but women continue to resist silently in their own ways
Woman! Life! Freedom!
This resounding slogan has become the rallying cry of the largest women’s rights movement in Iran’s history
Middle East: The New Great Game
The recent China-brokered deal to restore diplomatic relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia will mark the triumph of diplomacy over the military options that the US has generally resorted to in the region
Iran And Regime Change Amid Imposition Of Western Morality
The imposition of Western morality and the North-South divide can be addressed only when the countries of the Global South come together in healing.
Hope Is Alive In Iran, Says Filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf
A conversation about Iranian culture and cinema with the world-renowned filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf
Beyond The Purdah Of Censorship
A reckoning of the changes in the portrayal of women in Iranian cinema over the decades
When In Iran, You Resist
The modern history of Iran is the history of its resistance movements, each of which has women at the centre
Sabeer Haka And The Power Of Poetry
Sabeer Haka's heart-wrenching poems have become a symbol of the pain and resistance of workers everywhere
'Zan, Zendegī, Āzādī': Women, Life, Freedom
This is for all the women who continue to fight for their rights over their own bodies and for equality across the world. It is a homage to those who died in Iran.
I Am Jina Mahsa Amini
A homage to the Iranian women who risked their lives and careers in the fight for dignity
Iranian Women's Movement: Sorrow, Anger And Politics Of Hair
Hair is deeply personal, but it is also very public and the most politicised.
Back To The Brink In Iran
After months of violent protests, there is a lull on the streets. But it could be the calm before the storm
Politics At Play: Iran's Athletes Take A Stand
Iranian sportswomen are defying diktats at great professional and personal risk
Out Of Syllabus
All political parties are guilty of trying to change the past according to their ideologies
Woman, Iranian, American
Leila Soltani’s confession of what it feels like to be in limbo between Iran and the US