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Geneive Abdo
Writer and Reporter at Chicago Tribune
Janet Afary
Associate Professor of History and Women’s Studies, Purdue University
Cyrus Bina
Professor of Economics, University of Minnesota-Morris
Malcolm Byrne
National Security Archives at George Washington University
Douglass Cassel
Director, Center for International Human Rights of Northwestern University School of Law
Mansur Fahrang
Professor of Political Science, Bennington College and former Iranian Ambassador to the United Nations
Saied Fatemi
Dr. Mossadegh’s translator at Hague's Tribunal and the last remaining person present at Dr. Mossadegh's House on the faithful day of August 19, 1953.
Maricela Garcia McConnell
Vice President, National Network for Immigrants and Refugee Rights
Mark Gasiorowski
Professor of Political Science, Louisiana State University
Carlos Gomez
Foundation for Human Rights in Guatemala
Amy Goodman
Executive Producer and Host, Democracy Now
Mahmoud Goudarzi
Washington D.C.-based journalist
Richard Grossman
Adjunct History Professor, Northeastern Illinois University
Susanne Jonas
Professor of Political Science, University of California at Santa Cruz
Houshang Keshavarz Sadr
Researcher and Writer (Paris, France)
Stephen Kinzer
New York Times Senior Correspondent
Raúl Molina-Mejia
Adjunct History Professor, Long Island University
José Oliva
Director, Interfaith Workers’ Rights Center
Adriana Portillo-Bartow
Guatemalan survivor and founder of Where are the Children?
Stephen Rabe
Professor of History, University of Texas-Dallas
Shirin Vossoughi
Graduate Student at New York University School of Law
Fariba Zarinebaf
Lecturer in History, Northwestern University
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