Why is an Australian academic locked up in Iran´s most notorious prison?
(The Guardian Iran)

After being charged with espionage in 2018 and undergoing a secretive trial, University of Melbourne lecturer Dr Kylie Moore-Gilbert is serving a 10-year jail sentence in Iran. She claims the conditions she´s being held in are tantamount to torture. In this episode of Full Story, reporter Ben Doherty explains how she got there, and the complex history of Iran´s political prisonersYou can read Ben Doherty´s report on how Kylie Moore-Gilbert rejected Iran´s offer to work as a spy, and how advocates want Australia to take a tougher line on Iran over her case. Continue reading...