If You Can't Eliminate Injustice, At Least

In My Memoir, I Wanted To Introduce American Women To Iranian Women And Our Lives. I'm Not From The Highest Echelons Of Society, Nor The Lowest. I'm A Woman Who Is A Lawyer, Who Is A Professor At A University, Who Won The Nobel Peace Prize. At The Same Time, I Cook. And Even When I'm About To Go To Prison, One Of The First Things I Do Is To Make Enough Food And Put It In The Fridge For My Family.

Whenever Women Protest And Ask For Their Rights, They Are Silenced With The Argument That The Laws Are Justified Under Islam. It Is An Unfounded Argument. It Is Not Islam At Fault, But Rather The Patriarchal Culture That Uses Its Own Interpretations To Justify Whatever It Wants.

Lawyers Have A Dangerous Job In Iran.

Usually, In Any Revolution People Are Focused On Who Wants To Have The Most Power. But The Most Important Thing Is The Laws That Are Written During That Time.

Iran Is A Rich Country, And If The People Of This Country Are Poor, It's Because Of The Wrong Policies Of The Government.