Some people in power in Iran do not know the basic principles and etiquette of dialogue
Emadeddin Baghi, human rights researcher:
Some people in power in Iran do not know the basic principles and etiquette of dialogue. They think that dialogue means that we have all the truth in our hands and that others should coordinate with us, while the premise of dialogue is that we have rights for the other party just as we consider ourselves the rightful owners.
I believe that the managed poverty of the society is also conscious, just as the nuclear negotiations will last for two decades, and in the end, not only have we not moved forward, but we have gone backwards, these issues will also become so prominent, and they bargain with the society so much that if tomorrow the morality police, which was basically illegal and against the rights of citizens, is dismantled, they will consider it a victory. We also see the same dangerous game in the chastity and hijab bill. /KhabarOnline






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