Behind the doors of the Dispute Resolution Council; Narration of a life waiting for peace.
Siman Mohsani, Public Relations Officer of the Deputy Judicial Dispute Resolution in Fars District, in a note to Mizen: The Dispute Resolution Council began operating in 2001 with the aim of reducing people's appeals to judicial courts, developing public participation and resolving local disputes.
The institution that the Fars district and Firozabad nomadic branch was one of the pioneers in the country and today, after many ups and downs in the new law and alongside the peace courts, it is experiencing a new way of service.
In administrative reports, each file is a number; But behind the council doors, every number is life.
Disputes over how many meters of land, dowry, alimony, inheritance, bounced checks, or even verbal assault and a mistake leading to loss of life, have sometimes erected a wall between 2 families for years.
The members of the council are forced to look for a point in the very first meeting, amidst anger, silence, crying and mutual claims, that will keep an opening for an open dialogue.
Mediation, arbitration, negotiation and compromise are tools that can provide an opportunity for dialogue, reduce tensions and maintain social relations before turning a conflict into a case.
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