RIGHTS
Advocacy for a Culture of Human Rights and Responsibilities
Historical evidence shows that the cultural principle of human rights, which in a general sense is the right to pursue life-sustaining goals, interests, and beliefs freely and responsibly, transcends the boundaries of the East and the West. Around the world, however, different cultures have placed either greater or lesser emphasis on the individual or collective aspect of human rights. Some Eastern cultures embrace the concept that it is the individual who has a responsibility to contribute to the rights of the collective whole, and in so doing, an individual realizes his or her human potential
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Islamic laws currently demanded and practiced in Iran, as well as issues such as the existence of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) and gender identity within the culture
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POETRY
you look at the sky and you see blood
you see mourners streaming by the casket with thirst and hunger
you are so small to comprehend
you just cry because your mother is crying
and you can't wait for this day to be over
for sun to show up again
making every one happy
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POETRY
Even though life is short,
painful with stories,
and forgotten in retort
Even though memories' glory,
like bright stars in a dark night,
seduce the lessons learnt in part
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.برای پسران دربندم که ستم دیدند
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A film by Abbas Kiarostami >>>
Even captured suicide bombers in Israeli jails aren't treated as badly as human rights demonstrators in Khamenei's prisons.
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