Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 17 Two teenage students hanged themselves in the town of Sirjan (southern Iran) on Friday. Mohammad-Javad Maki-Abadi, a second year high school student, and Asghar Maki-Abadi, a third year high school student, were cousins. They committed suicide in Mohammad-Javad’s house when all of their relatives were out. The exact motive has yet to be confirmed. 2 students commit suicide in Iran
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 17 Two teenage students hanged themselves in the town of Sirjan (southern Iran) on Friday. Mohammad-Javad Maki-Abadi, a second year high school student, and Asghar Maki-Abadi, a third year high school student, were cousins. They committed suicide in Mohammad-Javad’s house when all of their relatives were out. The exact motive has yet to be confirmed. Iran drug addiction rate surpasses population rate 3 times
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 17 The Head of Iran’s Addiction Prevention Office said that the drug addiction rate had surpassed the population increase rate by three times. “Based on statistics obtained over the last 30 years, drug addiction has increased by eight percent, which is the equivalent of three times the growth of the population”, …
Iran drug addiction rate surpasses population rate 3 times
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 17 The Head of Iran’s Addiction Prevention Office said that the drug addiction rate had surpassed the population increase rate by three times. “Based on statistics obtained over the last 30 years, drug addiction has increased by eight percent, which is the equivalent of three times the growth of the population”, …
Eighty-nine percent of unemployed women in Iran highly educated
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 17 Eighty-nine percent of unemployed women in Iran are highly educated, with many in universities, according to a senior government expert. “About 88.7 percent of unemployed women in Iranian cities and 59.4 percent of unemployed women in rural areas are highly educated”, Ladan Nowrouzi said, in an interview with … Eighty-nine percent of unemployed women in Iran highly educated
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 17 Eighty-nine percent of unemployed women in Iran are highly educated, with many in universities, according to a senior government expert. “About 88.7 percent of unemployed women in Iranian cities and 59.4 percent of unemployed women in rural areas are highly educated”, Ladan Nowrouzi said, in an interview with … 30 juveniles on death row in prisons in Iran capital
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 16 At least 30 juveniles are on death row in Tehran and Rajai-Shahr (40km west of the Iranian capital) for offences they have been alleged to have committed under the age of 18. “There are some 30 juveniles under the age of 18 in Tehran’s Centre for Reform and Education (Juvenile Prison) and in Rajai-Shahr currently sentenced to … 30 juveniles on death row in prisons in Iran capital
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 16 At least 30 juveniles are on death row in Tehran and Rajai-Shahr (40km west of the Iranian capital) for offences they have been alleged to have committed under the age of 18. “There are some 30 juveniles under the age of 18 in Tehran’s Centre for Reform and Education (Juvenile Prison) and in Rajai-Shahr currently sentenced to … Iraqi insurgents send action report to Iran’s military chiefs
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 16 Sources within the Iranian opposition have confirmed to Iran Focus that they were able to obtain a classified document from within Iran’s intelligence and security apparatus showing Iran’s connections to insurgents carrying out attacks in Iraq. The document is a report written by an Iraqi group mounting armed attacks on Iraqi civilians and U.S. and Coalition troops in Iraq.
Iraqi insurgents send action report to Iran’s military chiefs
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 16 Sources within the Iranian opposition have confirmed to Iran Focus that they were able to obtain a classified document from within Iran’s intelligence and security apparatus showing Iran’s connections to insurgents carrying out attacks in Iraq. The document is a report written by an Iraqi group mounting armed attacks on Iraqi civilians and U.S. and Coalition troops in Iraq.
200 more books banned in Iran
Iran Focus: Tehran, Jan. 16 Iran’s bookstore owners are complaining of the government’s decision to ban 200 books, including political, social, cultural, religious, arts, music, scientific and historical literature. According to a Tehran bookshop owner who wanted to remain anonymous, Iran’s government have recently sent a list of 200 books considered to be “immoral”, “unIslamic”, or “influencing acts against the state”. 