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In 1979, Nasrin Parvaz returned home to Iran from England, where she had been studying, and became a member of a socialist party in Iran fighting for a non-Islamic state in which women had the same rights as men. Three years later, at the age of 23, she was betrayed by a comrade and arrested by the regime’s secret police.

 
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One Woman's Struggle in Iran: A Prison Memoir


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Harutu Woman by Paloma Zozaya Gorostiza

Selene, arrives to work in Redención, a Garífuna fishing village. There she meets Felipe, a native of the hamlet and together with his young son they create a small family against all odds, in the midst of land conflicts and the drug trade. Their lives together are marked by a fateful vortex that brings together the forces of nature and deeply rooted societal conflicts, in an Eden turned to hell: the Caribbean coast of Central America.

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