Dalla storica rivoluzione costituzionale alla realtà di oggi, in Iran donne e uomini sono in lotta per essere cittadini e non più sudditi.
Author Siyavash Shahabi
Siyavash Shahabi
A writer and freelance journalist, he is a political refugee living in Athens, Greece. He writes regularly about Iran, the Middle East, violence at borders, and the plight of refugees in Greece and Europe.
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