Radio Zamaneh is a media foundation that engages in news broadcasting, reportage, analysis, theoretical discussions, online book publishing, education, and hosting discussion sessions. The website serves as the main hub for Zamaneh Media Foundation's activities. Although now not actively broadcasting radio programs, it is still widely recognized under the name Radio Zamaneh.

We take pride in our website as a reflection of our initial ventures. The establishment of Radio Zamaneh was initiated in 2004 through the efforts of individuals like Farah Karimi, a former member of the Dutch Parliament. Radio Zamaneh began its operation on August 4, 2006, coinciding with the centenary of the Constitutional Revolution in Iran.

The primary focus of Zamaneh is to support human rights activists and civil society efforts in Iran. In the absence of a free media space in Iran, Zamaneh strives to create media diversity and provide information access to marginalized groups. Our topics cover women's issues, religious and ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+ rights, and more.

Radio Zamaneh is an open and critical media outlet. Our team members are creative, independent, and critical thinkers who adhere to general standards of writing and journalism quality. There is no