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Kylie Moore-Gilbert

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Yesterday, bombs fell on the prison where I was jailed. It may be a metaphor for the Iranian people’s fate

The destruction of the gates of Evin prison, where I was incarcerated, risks becoming a metaphor for the fate of the Iranian people more broadly, once...

24.06.2025 3

WA Today

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Yesterday, bombs fell on the prison where I was jailed. It may be a metaphor for the Iranian people’s fate

The destruction of the gates of Evin prison, where I was incarcerated, risks becoming a metaphor for the fate of the Iranian people more broadly, once...

24.06.2025 6

The Sydney Morning Herald

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Yesterday, bombs fell on the prison where I was jailed. It may be a metaphor for the Iranian people’s fate

The destruction of the gates of Evin prison, where I was incarcerated, risks becoming a metaphor for the fate of the Iranian people more broadly, once...

24.06.2025 4

The Age

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Yesterday, bombs fell on the prison where I was jailed. It may be a metaphor for the Iranian people’s fate

The destruction of the gates of Evin prison, where I was incarcerated, risks becoming a metaphor for the fate of the Iranian people more broadly, once...

24.06.2025 4

Brisbane Times

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Iranians support Israel assassinating their oppressors – at least for now

Regime change, if that is indeed Israel’s goal, cannot be imposed from outside. It must come from within, and Israel risks alienating the very...

17.06.2025 10

WA Today

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Iranians support Israel assassinating their oppressors – at least for now

Regime change, if that is indeed Israel’s goal, cannot be imposed from outside. It must come from within, and Israel risks alienating the very...

17.06.2025 20

The Sydney Morning Herald

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Iranians support Israel assassinating their oppressors – at least for now

Regime change, if that is indeed Israel’s goal, cannot be imposed from outside. It must come from within, and Israel risks alienating the very...

17.06.2025 7

The Age

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Iranians support Israel assassinating their oppressors – at least for now

Regime change, if that is indeed Israel’s goal, cannot be imposed from outside. It must come from within, and Israel risks alienating the very...

17.06.2025 8

Brisbane Times

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Why Iran’s supreme leader hasn’t been assassinated (yet)

Regardless of Trump’s involvement or otherwise, it appears that the Israeli decision to hold off on targeting Iran’s Supreme Leader was ultimately...

17.06.2025 4

Financial Review

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Fatima Payman’s backflip on Iranian women’s rights is a betrayal

I spent 804 days imprisoned in Iran. The senator’s surname means “alliance”, but to those of us who care about human rights in the Islamic...

26.02.2025 10

Financial Review

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Curious case of DFAT’s denial on arbitrary detention

11.12.2024 4

The Australian

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Why Trump can reset the Middle East conflict

12.11.2024 3

The Australian

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Iran’s critical blunder has only further deepened its strategic miscalculation

The first time Iran directly attacked Israel, back in April, it was almost as though the ayatollahs didn’t actually want to cause any damage....

03.10.2024 2

WA Today

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Iran’s critical blunder has only further deepened its strategic miscalculation

The first time Iran directly attacked Israel, back in April, it was almost as though the ayatollahs didn’t actually want to cause any damage....

03.10.2024 10

The Age

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Iran’s critical blunder has only further deepened its strategic miscalculation

The first time Iran directly attacked Israel, back in April, it was almost as though the ayatollahs didn’t actually want to cause any damage....

03.10.2024 2

Brisbane Times

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Iran’s critical blunder has only further deepened its strategic miscalculation

The first time Iran directly attacked Israel, back in April, it was almost as though the ayatollahs didn’t actually want to cause any damage....

03.10.2024 8

The Sydney Morning Herald

Kylie Moore-Gilbert