Interviews
Interviews with Mohsen Sazegara in English- and Persian-language media, each with a short English summary and a link to the original.
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Sazegara reacts to the leaked audio of Mehdi Taeb ↗
Sazegara responds to a leaked audio recording of the cleric Mehdi Taeb.
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Sazegara on Qasem Soleimani's letter to Condoleezza Rice ↗
Sazegara discusses a letter from Qasem Soleimani to Condoleezza Rice.
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The talks to revive the nuclear deal, with Mohsen Sazegara ↗
Sazegara assesses the negotiations to revive the JCPOA nuclear agreement.
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Sazegara: The armed forces must stand with the nation, not behind a bloody dictator ↗
Sazegara calls on Iran's armed forces to side with the people rather than the dictator.
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Sazegara reacts to Ebrahim Raisi's press conference ↗
Sazegara responds to Ebrahim Raisi's first press conference after the 2021 election.
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Sazegara on an internal government poll that reached him ↗
Sazegara describes the findings of an internal government poll that came into his hands.
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Sazegara reacts to the second 2021 presidential debate ↗
Sazegara's reaction to the second televised debate between the 2021 presidential candidates.
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Analysis of the first 2021 election debate with Mohsen Sazegara and Morad Veisi ↗
Sazegara and Morad Veisi analyse the first televised debate of the 2021 presidential election.
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Sazegara: The candidate disqualifications are Khamenei's direct doing ↗
On the 2021 presidential election, Sazegara says the disqualification and approval of candidates came directly from Khamenei.
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Sazegara: Khamenei is a cowardly dictator who takes responsibility for nothing ↗
Sazegara calls Khamenei a cowardly dictator who refuses responsibility for any decision.
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Sazegara on widespread financial corruption in Iran's petrochemical industry ↗
Sazegara describes large-scale financial corruption in Iran's petrochemical sector.
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Webcasting Civil Resistance: High-Impact International Support on a Shoestring Budget
An interview published after the November 2019 fuel protests. He explains how he has made near-daily webcasts since 2009, reaching an estimated 100,000 to 200,000 people in Iran with a smartphone, a tripod and about $100, combining a news round-up, analysis and lessons from other nonviolent movements, and why he does…