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09 April 2020

300 jours de détention pour Fariba Adelkhah

Fariba Adelkhah, une prisonnière universitaire, est en danger. Nous devons agir d'urgence pour elle.

Fariba Adelkhah, an academic prisoner, is in danger. We must act urgently for her.

[english version below]

Nous sommes confinés depuis 20 jours. Fariba Adelkhah, chercheuse au Centre de recherches internationales de Sciences Po Paris, est en prison depuis 300 jours en Iran. En affichant son visage sur le site des institutions universitaires et des équipes de recherche d’Europe et d’ailleurs, nous voulons manifester le soutien de la communauté scientifique et inciter le gouvernement à tout mettre en œuvre pour sa libération.

Lisez dans son integralité (PDF, 2Mo) le portrait scientifique de Fariba Adelkhah, écrit par notre Professeur Jean-François Bayart.

Lire l'article sur Fariba Adelkhah paru dans Le Monde le 13 janvier 2020.

Une affiche de campagne pour #Free Fabiola

A campaign poster to #Free Fabiola

We’ve been in lockdown for 20 days. Fariba Adelkhah, a researcher at the International Research Centre of Sciences Po Paris, has been in prison for 300 days in Iran. By posting her face on the websites of academic institutions and research teams in Europe and elsewhere, we want to show the support of the scientific community and urge the French government to do everything possible to secure her release.

Read the whole article (PDF, 2MB) about Fariba Adelkhah, written by Professor Jean-François Bayart.

Photo credit: Georges Seguin

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