Israel-Iran War : “I would say that a death sentence or execution is probably never a fully legitimate judicial outcome” (2/4)

LATITUDES had an exclusive interview with Dr. Mai Sato, UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iran, to examine the state of human rights in the country, in the months following the conflict.

Reclaiming historical memory : women who changed the world

Katherine Krizek is an American artist based in Italy whose work explores the intersections of portraiture, identity, and historical narrative. In her portrait series project “Do You Know Her ?” […]

The roots of the women, life, freedom movement (2/2)

As much as half of Iran’s population is believed to belong to ethnic or religious minorities. Despite constitutional guarantees of equality and Iran’s international legal commitments, discrimination and repression of […]

The women, life, freedom movement in Europe (1/2)

According to reports outside Iran, on the 22 September, from Istanbul to Beirut, Cologne, New York and Toronto, a large number of Iranians took to the streets to protest against […]

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Israel-Iran War : “I would say that a death sentence or execution is probably never a fully legitimate judicial outcome” (2/4)

Reclaiming historical memory : women who changed the world

The roots of the women, life, freedom movement (2/2)

The women, life, freedom movement in Europe (1/2)

Israel-Iran War : “I would say that a death sentence or execution is probably never a fully legitimate judicial outcome” (2/4)