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Since its launch on Feb. 20, Zahra’s Paradise, a graphic novel about the social and political situation in Iran, has grown to 45,000 readers in 125 countries (and soon 12 languages), according to its publisher.
Today’s guest blog entry is by the son of Zahra Kazemi, the Iranian-Canadian freelance photographer who died in the custody of Iranian officials in July 2003. The story of her legal case, as told by her son, will appear on Friday on here.

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Depuis son lancement le 20 février, Zahra’s Paradise, un roman graphique sur la situation sociale et politique en Iran, a augmenté de 45.000 lecteurs dans 125 pays (et bientôt 12 langues), selon son éditeur.
Le fils de Zahra Kazemi, la photographe pigiste irano-canadienne décédée à la garde de responsables iraniens en Juillet 2003, est aujourd’hui l’invité du blog. L’histoire de sa cause juridique, telle que racontée par son fils, paraîtra le vendredi ici.

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