When the victim's suffering is denied, Abbas Shiri, head of the Tehran University Law School, wrote in "Iran": Violence is not limited to direct behaviors such as assault, destruction, military attacks and killing. Humiliation, exclusion, discrimination, stigmatization and ignoring the suffering of human beings are some of the less visible forms of harm. These "silent violence" affect the sense of security, human dignity, social trust and the possibility of coexistence. Sometimes, in addition to bearing loss or damage, the victim faces denial of his experience and being ignored. In such a situation, the damage continues through not recognizing the person's suffering and experience. Identifying the injuries, hearing the voices of the injured and paying attention to the consequences of violence forms the basis for the restoration of social relations. Read the full text here.

When the victim's suffering is denied, Abbas Shiri, head of the Tehran University Law School, wrote in "Iran": Violence is not limited to direct behaviors such as assault, destruction, military attacks and killing. Humiliation, exclusion, discrimination, stigmatization and ignoring the suffering of human beings are some of the less visible forms of harm. These "silent violence" affect the sense of security, human dignity, social trust and the possibility of coexistence. Sometimes, in addition to bearing loss or damage, the victim faces denial of his experience and being ignored. In such a situation, the damage continues through not recognizing the person's suffering and experience. Identifying the injuries, hearing the voices of the injured and paying attention to the consequences of violence forms the basis for the restoration of social relations. Read the full text here.