Your article caught the imagination of many of our readers but led them to fear for your safety. What has happened to you since?
That year was very difficult for me and my colleagues in the One Million Signatures campaign. Many of our members were arrested or put on trial due to an assortment of different excuses. I was among those arrested in March 2007, following a protest outside the Revolutionary Court (against unjust sentences passed against women activists). I was later freed on bail from the Evin [prison]. But the following year I was put on trial for this, at Branch 13 of the Revolutionary Court with Nasrin Sotoudeh (who is currently in prison and has been on hunger strike) as my defence lawyer.
