Iranians in U.S. face a choice -- to speak out, or not
Iranians in U.S. face a choice -- to speak out, or not
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Some openly lobby for a change in Iran; others are cautious, preferring to be able to visit their homeland without fear of arrest. USC professor Muhammad Sahimi knew he risked interrogation or arrest while visiting Iran because of his outspokenness about the need for political reform in his homeland. |
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News entry number 2109 added on Sep 17, 2007 in the Politics category.
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