Articles and Interviews

Reflecting on Mahsa Amini’s Short but Meaningful Life—and the Future of Iranian Women’s Rights with Nasrin Sotoudeh

Microcredit Is Transforming the Lives of Women Entrepreneurs in Haiti: 'Business Is in My Blood'

‘I Earn a Profit. I Can Feed My Family’: How Microcredit Lending in Haiti Is Changing Women’s Lives

Human Rights Advocate Nasrin Sotoudeh on Activism in the U.S. and Iran: ‘Democratic Resistance and Belief in Civil Society Always Pays Off’

Nasrin Sotoudeh, Iranian Rights Lawyer, Home Temporarily: "We Are Hoping for a Better Future That Can Protect Us"

Nasrin Sotoudeh, Iranian Women’s Rights Attorney, Freed from Prison After Two Years

A Conversation with Christiane Amanpour, Jeff Kaufman & Jason Rezaian

Nasrin Sotoudeh is back in Iranian prison. Biden must push for her freedom.

The ‘intense humanity’ of Nasrin Sotoudeh

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A button, a love story, and an Iranian couple who will not be silenced