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15. Dec 2011

Parvin Ardalan features at 'Talk with Iran' in Malmö, 17 December

Parvin Ardalan, ICORN's current Guest Writer in Malmö, Sweden, will speak about her recent book Have You Seen a Woman?, translated from Farsi to Swedish by Sholah Irani and Azar Mahloujian, at Cafe Element in Malmö on 17 December starting at 6 pm. Ardalan, a journalist and author, has worked tirelessly to improve the state of women's rights in her native Iran.

The event will also include Sohrab Rahimi, a Persian-born poet and translator, and the politically-inspired musician Behrang Miri. The cost of admission is 40 SEK.

For more information, see the Smockadoll web site or search for SPRÅKA on Facebook.

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