By Published On: September 1, 2022Categories: NEWS
" For years, various crises have plagued the country," the Ebtekar daily explained. “We appear to be gradually becoming accustomed to living in a crisis. There are several reasons why we are in the midst of such a crisis."

” For years, various crises have plagued the country,” the Ebtekar daily explained. “We appear to be gradually becoming accustomed to living in a crisis. There are several reasons why we are in the midst of such a crisis.”

 

Iran has become a shaky country under the mullahs’ rule, like a house that needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. The truth of the matter is that this occurred a long time ago. The Iranian regime has run the country into the ground, leaving nothing for the Iranian people, and the regime is no longer capable of correcting its mistakes.” An important factor of overflowing crises, or at least the aggravation of these crises, is the deterioration of the country’s infrastructure,” they added. “The country has become rickety in different areas. Various industries are declining as a result of a lack of investment. The air fleet, industry, and civil infrastructure, among other things, have all been destroyed.”

 

Education

,” said Esmail Ola, a member of the faculty at Farhangian University, in an interview with the Madreseh Press website. Part of this dissatisfaction stems from the society’s political and economic conditions; education has never been able to become one of the policy-making, budgeting, monitoring, and decision-making system’s priorities.”

 

Hospital and medical centres conditions

According to research, 477 hospitals in the country are not in a good safe condition. Old, dilapidated, unsafe hospitals endanger the safety of patients and medical staff; a problem that has been discussed for a long time in the aftermath of numerous catastrophic incidents. This sector is frequently overlooked due to budget constraints and, of course, the regime’s lack of serious determination to correct it.

 

Environmental disasters

Looking at the environmental situation in Iran, it is clear that all of the country’s environmental factors are in crisis and turmoil. Uncertain agricultural conditions have wreaked the most havoc on water resources, causing wetlands to dry up, soil erosion, land subsidence, desertification, soil salinization, and the emergence of new fine dust centres. The use of poisons and chemical fertilizers in Iranian agriculture exceeds international standards; disregard for poison expiration dates extends their shelf life and is now considered a factor in endangering people’s health.

 

"The education system with about 15 million students and one million teachers is in a situation where teachers, students, and families are not satisfied"The education system with about 15 million students and one million teachers is in a situation where teachers, students, and families are not satisfied

“The education system with about 15 million students and one million teachers in a situation where teachers, students, and families are not satisfied.

 

Unemployment

The regime’s Statistics Center released the results of the labour force census plan this spring (2022), revealing that 2.13 percent of the country’s university graduates were unemployed. During this time, graduates of higher education centres accounted for roughly 40% of all unemployed Iranians.

 

Addiction

“There are 4,4 million constant and non-constant drug users in the country, and with their families, about 15 million of the country’s population are affected by the consequences of the drugs,” said the former director general of the research and training office in the regime’s anti-narcotics headquarters.

 

There are 4,4 million constant and non-constant drug users in the countryThere are 4,4 million constant and non-constant drug users in the country

The regime’s Statistics Center released the results of the labor force census plan this spring (2022), revealing that 2.13 percent of the country’s university graduates were unemployed. Graduates of higher education centers accounted for roughly 40% of all unemployed Iranians.

 

Human Rights

On December 16, 2021, the regime was condemned for the 68th time in the United Nations General Assembly, the highest international authority, for violations of basic human rights and the high number of executions, particularly of teenagers and children, as well as torture and cruel treatment of inmates in Iranian prisons.

 

the high number of executions, particularly of teenagers and children, as well as torture and cruel treatment of inmates in Iranian prisons.the high number of executions, particularly of teenagers and children, as well as torture and cruel treatment of inmates in Iranian prisons.

The high number of executions, particularly of teenagers and children, as well as torture and cruel treatment of inmates in Iranian prisons. There are 4,4 million constant and non-constant drug users in the country.

 


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