The Politics of Ethnicity, Language, and Power in Iran: Margaret Morgan--Veteran Human Rights Activist

Aug 19, 2010 A Force to be reckoned with, Margaret Morgan talked to me about a lifetime of human rights work and the value of the Association for Defence of Azerbaijani Political Prisoners in Iran (ADAPP).

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The Politics of Ethnicity, Language, and Power in Iran

Margaret Morgan--Veteran Human Rights Activist

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