Low wages, collapsing purchasing power, overcrowded classrooms, insecure contracts, and weak labor representation are fueling growing frustration among Iran’s teachers.
Iranian teachers are increasingly using social media to voice grievances...
Iran’s healthcare system is facing mounting pressure as medicine prices surge, essential drugs become harder to find, and insurance payments fail to keep pace...
From meat and housing to childbirth and basic services, soaring prices are forcing Iranian families to abandon ordinary standards of living as wages fall...
Soaring medicine prices, shortages, and failures in insurance coverage are forcing Iranian families to delay treatment or abandon it altogether.
For millions of Iranians, getting...
Soaring inflation, unaffordable rents and rising healthcare and education costs are pushing millions of Iranians from poverty toward a daily struggle for survival.
Iran’s economic...
Denied basic citizenship rights, exploited in the harshest jobs, and threatened with arrest and deportation, undocumented Baloch workers face a daily struggle for survival...
Iran’s medicine crisis exposes a health system starved of funding while regime-controlled monopolies and financial mismanagement leave patients unable to afford life-saving treatment.
Iran’s deepening...
Economic hardship and the lack of stable employment in Iran’s border regions are pushing children and young people into kolbari, exposing them to shootings,...
Surging Snapp and Tapsi fares, fuel shortages, and GPS disruptions are making daily commuting increasingly unaffordable as inflation erodes household incomes.
The cost of simply...
Soaring property prices, collapsing purchasing power, and the regime’s “Khaneh-Riz” scheme expose the depth of Iran’s housing crisis.
Housing, one of the most basic necessities...
As inflation erodes retirement incomes and medical costs soar, Iran’s retirees face shrinking insurance coverage and mounting out-of-pocket expenses.
For millions of Iranian retirees, retirement...
Iran’s merchants, farmers, and families are being crushed by currency depreciation, power outages, rising costs, and collapsing purchasing power as the regime’s economic crisis...
Figures published by the regime’s own Arman-e Melli daily reveal a stark imbalance in access to public universities, raising questions about education, social mobility,...
