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Iran ‘Red Cards’ all Baha’is at University

The denial of Baha’is to higher education is the longest standing form of persecution against the Baha’is in Iran. This issue is not a political issue it is a human rights issue.
Iran, a Nation which has openly and freely signed the Universal Declaration for Human Rights (article 26, paragraph 2)

Education shall be directed to the [...]

Iran, Football and Human Rights

Crime: Men playing against Women
Last week in Tehran, Iran had its first mixed sex football match in over 30 years (since the Islamic Revolution). It was a friendly match of men against women. The game took place on January 20th between the Esteghlal soccer club’s male youth team and female youth team.
For many of us [...]

Football Needs a Universal Language

There is a great need for a universal language in the world today. Even with Football, which has no requirement of a common language to play cannot function successful without effective communication. Without proper consultation and dialog even justice and can feel injust. The team I coach is struggling at the moment because some boys [...]

The Invisible Boy- about a refugee and football

There is an invisible population amongst us of refugees and asylum seekers, in order to achieve justice they must also have their voice heard. Football might be in a position to start a dialog between people… even in the absence of a much needed common language.
“Only if you perceive honour and nobility in every human [...]

Justice on a Pitch?

When I was a little girl my father questioned me on my choice of behaviour in a specific situation. In defence I compared my behaviour to my friends’ behaviour and told him that I had done nothing wrong compared to the people around me. My father looked at me with a very serious expression and [...]

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