Stories about Iran from March, 2006
Iran: Channel4 Blogging
Shahram Kholdi, UK based blogger, talks about UK Channel4 journalist's blog about Iran & from Iran. Jon Snow is heading Channel 4 team in Iran and they are posting interesting...
Women's Day & Solidarity
Iranian women and bloggers are organizing conferences for Women’s day. Zannevesht (Persian), an Iran based blogger & journalist, informs us that at 8th of March a conference will be organized...
Iran: Virginity Matters!
Hooghoghdan (means Jurist), an Iran based blogger, talks about how much virginity of girls is important for Iranian men including so called intellectuals (Persian). She said the moment that her...
Iran: Sex Spearated Cyber café
Noqte Tahe Khad, an Iran based blogger, has referred us to ICT site where we learn that Iranian cyber (net) cafes in two weeks must have separate hours of activities...
Iran: Lawyer Out of Prison
According to Farid Modaresi, Iran based blogger, Mr.Soltani , Iranian lawyer & human rights defender, came out of prison (Persian). He had been accused of spying and had spent more...
Remeber Mossadegh!
Kosoof, Iran based blogger & photo journalist, has published a photo that he took from 39th anniversary of Dr.Mossadegh's death (Persian). Blogger says security agents were everywhere and did not...
Iran: Clerics & Blogs
Roznamenegar No (new reporter) says according to ITNA (Information Technology News Agency) Iranian clerics in several religious centres must learn blogging (Persian).
Iran: Blog for Samarra
Several religious students (clerics) in Qom have launched a blog to cover Iraq's news in English and specially Samarra. In the blog we can read “Commenting on the terrorist bombings...
Iran: Sex-Based Discrimination
Zannevesht, an Iran based blogger, says about sex-based discrimination because women can not watch football in stadiums (Persian)! Blogger says yesterday about 45 girls & women tried to enter Azadi...
Kurdistance: Quick Quips
I thought that we would begin today with a little story from Talk about the Passion: Of course, it also can be quite an ordeal when you're trying to manage...
