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Iran: Art in Protest

The artistic creativity of the ‘green' protest movement since the June 12 presidential election has perhaps been unique in Iran's history. http://globalvoicesonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/oxygen1-75x75.jpg copy this link Here is a ...

From HAMID TEHRANI, Global Voices Online,  16 Nov 2009

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Iran: Green Movement defies regime again

Iran's Green Movement opposition organized mass street protests on the 4th of November that were were met with a violent crackdown by security forces. As has come to be expected, Iranian citizen media didn't miss a beat, recording "history" on ...

From HAMID TEHRANI, Global Voices Online,  5 Nov 2009

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Iran: People trampling on Khamenei's picture

Protesters trampled on Iran's Leader ,Ali Khamenei's, picture in Shariati Street in Tehran. Watch the video here. All comments are moderated. Do not submit your comment more than once or it may be identified as spam. Please treat others with respect. ...

From HAMID TEHRANI, Global Voices Online,  4 Nov 2009

Iran: Protest continues

Iraneazadi1388 says [fa] people continue to protest in Tehran and chant down with dictator. All comments are moderated. Do not submit your comment more than once or it may be identified as spam. Please treat others with respect. Comments containing ...

From HAMID TEHRANI, Global Voices Online,  4 Nov 2009

Iran: Protests Began

The Spirit of Man, Iranian blogger, says “so the November 4th Protests just began in Tehran. I'll do my best to live blog it here. PersianRadio.com is reporting everything both in English and Persian languages as they have callers on the ground.” All ...

From HAMID TEHRANI, Global Voices Online,  4 Nov 2009

Iran: Free Hossein Derakhshan

November 1, 2009 was the one-year anniversary of the arrest of the Iranian blogger, Hossein “Hoder” Derakhshan. Cyrus Farviar, a US-based blogger and journalist, reports that he has been in touch with Derakhshan's brother, Hamed, who informed him that: ...

From HAMID TEHRANI, Global Voices Online,  2 Nov 2009

Iran: Visiting ‘Hyperstar' in Tehran

Bar Saheleh Salamat , an Iran based blogger,visted Hyperstar,the brainchild of Carrefour, in Tehran. The blogger says [fa] marketing to attract the clients is great in this store and parking is free. All comments are moderated. Do not submit your ...

From HAMID TEHRANI, Global Voices Online,  24 Oct 2009

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Iran: The rising cost of bread

Jomhour , an Iranian blogger, says [fa] that the price of some breads has increased 5 fold in one year in Iran. In a recent blog post, Paris-based Moroccan blogger Larbi (Fr) takes a closer look at Islamic finance. He writes: “While global finance has ...

From HAMID TEHRANI, Global Voices Online,  20 Oct 2009

Iran: Fariba Pajooh, a blogger in jail

Saminejad informs [fa] us that Fariba Pajooh, an Iranian female blogger and journalist has been in jail for two months in Tehran. All comments are moderated. Do not submit your comment more than once or it may be identified as spam. Please treat ...

From HAMID TEHRANI, Global Voices Online,  9 Oct 2009

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Iran: Interview with Khyaboon, an underground Internet journal

Khyaboon, (meaning 'street') is one of underground internet journals that emerged in Iran after the June presidential election and subsequent systematic repression of protesters. Khyaboon displays the dynamism of citizen media and the diversity of Iran' ...

From HAMID TEHRANI, Global Voices Online,  7 Oct 2009

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