
Filming at the anniversary of the death of Ayatollah Khomeini, the founder of Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution (Imam Khomeini Shrine, Iran, June 4, 2003)
Evin Prison is Iran’s most notorious prison, where many prisoners of conscience, including student activists, journalists, bloggers, and women’s rights campaigners, are held.
These prisoners are often taken to Section 209, where Saberi was detained for 100 days in early 2009.

A photo of Fariba Kamalabadi and Mahvash Sabet, two of Saberi’s cellmates, taken before their arrests in 2008

The seven detained leaders (including Fariba and Mahvash) of Iran’s minority Baha’i community (Photo Credit: Baha’i International Community)

Speaking at a “The Struggle for Human Rights in Iran,” an event held at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), April 26, 2010. (Courtesy of David Tuman)

After speaking at Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, with students of International Relations, History, and Middle Eastern Studies, November 2010 (Courtesy of Flavio Rassekh)

Undergraduate Commencement Speech at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, May 27, 2012 (Photo credit: U Mass Dartmouth Photo Dept.)



















