Jailed at Home, Tailed Abroad, Iran Writer on Sex, Voting
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One night after giving a speech in Ottawa, Iranian writer Shahrnush Parsipur was jolted from sleep.
She suddenly remembered that the familiar-looking woman in the back of the room had been one of her prison guards in Iran “who one day had for no reason showered me with vulgar insults.” She suspected she was being watched.