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British-Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert, freed from jail in Iran last week, thanks friends and supporters for helping her endure the "unrelenting nightmare"
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Iran releases propaganda videos showing Australian Kylie Moore-Gilbert after her release from prison
Kylie Moore-Gilbert thanks supporters after Iran prison release: 'My freedom is your victory'
Kylie Moore-Gilbert thanks supporters after Iran prison release: 'My freedom is your victory'
Kylie Moore-Gilbert: Academic thanks supporters after Iran 'nightmare'
First photo of freed Australian-British academic political prisoner Kylie Moore-Gilbert after Iran ordeal
Kylie Moore-Gilbert, 33, whom the Australian authorities believe was imprisoned in Iran because she was in a relationship with an Israeli, said the 804 days she spent in jail were a “never-ending, unrelenting nightmare”.
Last week Iran released Kylie Moore-Gilbert, a dual UK-Australian citizen who has been detained since 2018.
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Iran releases British-Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert in prisoner swap deal, Iranian state media say
Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert has been released from prison in Iran.
Iran state TV says Tehran has released British-Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert in exchange for three Iranians held abroad. Moore-Gilbert was a Melbourne University lecturer when she was sent to Tehran’s Evin Prison in September 2018.
Kylie Moore-Gilbert, the British-Australian academic detained by Iran for more than two years on espionage charges, has been freed in an apparent prisoner exchange for three Iranians.
Melbourne University lecturer Kylie Moore-Gilbert, jailed in Iran for spying, has reportedly been moved for "punishment reasons" to the harsh Qarchak prison in the desert.
Kylie Moore-Gilbert: Lecturer jailed in Iran 'moved to remote prison'
British-Australian serving 10-year sentence in Iran for espionage was transferred to a notorious prison in the desert, human rights activists say. Kylie Moore-Gilbert, lecturer at Melbourne University, has been in jail since 2018. She denies all charges.
Kylie Moore-Gilbert: Lecturer jailed in Iran 'moved to remote prison'
Australian academic Dr Kylie Moore-Gilbert, jailed in Iran’s notorious Evin prison, has lost an appeal against her 10-year sentence. The University of Melbourne Middle East expert will spend her second Christmas behind bars in solitary confinement.
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