The Agony of Nabeel Rajab
Can the informal leader of Bahrain's revolution keep the movement going despite a government that cracks down with impunity and an indifferent world?… More »
Karen Leigh is a Berlin-based journalist, writing for Time and other publications. She previously covered Africa, India, the Arab Spring, and the 2008 presidential campaigns.
Can the informal leader of Bahrain's revolution keep the movement going despite a government that cracks down with impunity and an indifferent world?… More »
If you've watched a TV report or read a news article on the Arab Spring, odds are you've encountered Nasser Weddady's work without even knowing it.… More »
Friends and family of Josh Fattal describe hearing the news of his release and the joy of bringing him home after more than two years… More »
Why do so many people seem to express scorn toward the Americans held in an Iranian prison for two years now?… More »
Americans Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal, as well as their families back home, have already endured two difficult years… More »
Daughter to one of Bahrain's most prominent activists, Maryam al-Khawaja picks up the mission of her now-imprisoned father… More »
Sarah Shourd, who was detained in Iran along with her fiance and a friend, breaks her silence about the group's brutal treatment at the hands of their Iranian captors… More »
As their sons hunger strike in a Tehran prison, two mothers struggle against time, an Iranian regime bent on using them as tools against the U.S., and the agony of countless unspeakable fears… More »
As protesters take to the streets, the regime is using government-run television to hit back with sectarian propaganda… More »
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