I sat down with Dr Kylie Moore-Gilbert, the young Australian-British academic who spent more than two years - 804 days - in an Iranian prison, falsely accused of spying. We spoke about her unimaginable detention in Evin prison, the long months she spent in solitary confinement (admitting that she'd rather be in interrogation), and why she believes western governments need better strategies to respond to Iran’s ‘blackmail’. It's a remarkable story of courage, resilience and a powerful meditation on what it means to be free. Not a conversation to miss...
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