Tag: Ahwazi identity

“They may kill me But they couldn’t kill my thoughts, flowing like a torrent over the years” This article is written in memory of the...

  Iran is a country comprised of distinctive nations, each with its own unique cultural and ethnic identity. Under both the previous and current regime, however,...

  This comprehensive report seeks to shed light on the underlying causes contributing to the poor education system in Ahwaz. It strives to elucidate...

  How Iran Got Away with Ethnic Oppression for a Century by Colonising and Securitising Ahwazis   Introduction   Silence is not mere passivity. People, individually or collectively, are...

As an Ahwazi Arab woman, I have always found it challenging to openly express and embrace my ethnicity in the predominantly Arab region of...

On Saturday night, the lifeless body of 37-year-old Atefeh Naami, an Ahwazi Arab civil rights activist, was found in her apartment in the Azimiyeh...

Newsweek Magazine recently published an article entitled ‘If Iran falls, ISIS may rise again (10 December 2019), in which the author, Tom O’Connor, spoke...