Statement: Ashura is a symbol of freedom for the people who live under the whip of cruelty and oppression, so they mourn for Hussein, who fought for his believes. Hossein is an immortal, whom every year become martyr to Invite everyone to the fight for the truth of their time. … Continue reading
Statement: Ashura is a symbol of freedom for the people who live under the whip of cruelty and oppression, so they mourn for Hussein, who fought for his believes. Hossein is an immortal, whom every year become martyr to Invite everyone to the fight for the truth of their time. … Continue reading →
Statement: Just a few kilometers south of Iran’s capital city Tehran live over 150 mentally challenged and disabled men of differing ages. They dwell inside of a four-story building belonging to a semi-private institute. The building has barricaded windows, each of its doors is locked, and all of its staff … Continue reading →
Statement: Just a few kilometers south of Iran’s capital city Tehran live over 150 mentally challenged and disabled men of differing ages. They dwell inside of a four-story building belonging to a semi-private institute. The building has barricaded windows, each of its doors is locked, and all of its staff … Continue reading →
Statement: 30 years after the end of Iran-Iraq war, People of the Khuzestan province of Iran are still living in such horrible condition. Although Iran produces over 90% of its oil from this rich Province, it seems like the government would rather ignore the basic needs of these patient and … Continue reading →
Statement: People are starting their Ashura’s ceremony by covering themselves with mud, early morning in city of Khorramabad, province of Lorestan, Iran. Kharrah mali, or ‘mud rubbing’, is a ritual that is held in Iranian city of Khorramabad every year to commemorate the death of the prophet Muhammad’s grandson Hussein … Continue reading →
Statement: As an observer; walking in the streets of Havana and being exposed to the electric culture, diverse and complex lifestyle is mesmerizing. That's why Havana became on the hottest spot for artists, specially painters, musicians and writers. Just behind the famous street of Prada in Havana you can observe … Continue reading →
Statement: Since 1970, on the last Saturday in June in New York City, LGBTQ community march the streets to commemorate the 1969 spontaneous demonstrations on Christopher Street. The annual New York City LGBT Pride March, or New York City Pride March, traverses southward down Fifth Avenue and ends at Greenwich … Continue reading →
Statement: Since 1970, on the last Saturday in June in New York City, LGBTQ community march the streets to commemorate the 1969 spontaneous demonstrations on Christopher Street. The annual New York City LGBT Pride March, or New York City Pride March, traverses southward down Fifth Avenue and ends at Greenwich … Continue reading →