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Kylie Moore-Gilbert is an Australian-British academic in Islamic studies. She was a lecturer at the University of Melbourne's Asia Institute and has carried out research into revolutions in the Middle East, in particular Bahraini politics and protests. From September 2018 to November 2020, she was imprisoned in Iran on a charge of espionage. Moore-Gilbert denies the charges the Iranian government made against her, and no evidence of her alleged crimes has ever been made public. The Australian government has rejected the charges as "baseless and politically motivated".

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rdfs:comment	Kylie Moore-Gilbert (* 1986/1987) ist eine britisch-australische Islamwissenschaftlerin am Asia Institute der Universität Melbourne mit Forschungsschwerpunkt auf der Politik der arabischen Golf-Staaten. Sie hat sich insbesondere mit der schiitischen Opposition in Bahrain in der Zeit während und nach dem Arabischen Frühling befasst. Im September 2018 wurde sie nach dem Besuch einer wissenschaftlichen Konferenz in der iranischen Stadt Ghom bei der Ausreise am Flughafen verhaftet und in einem geheimen Prozess wegen Spionage zu zehn Jahren Haft verurteilt. Danach war sie lange im berüchtigten Evin-Gefängnis inhaftiert. Es wurden nie Beweise für die angeblichen Vergehen von Moore-Gilbert vorgelegt, sie selbst bestritt die Vorwürfe der iranischen Regierung gegen sie. Die australische Regierung w (de) Kylie Moore-Gilbert is an Australian-British academic in Islamic studies. She was a lecturer at the University of Melbourne's Asia Institute and has carried out research into revolutions in the Middle East, in particular Bahraini politics and protests. From September 2018 to November 2020, she was imprisoned in Iran on a charge of espionage. Moore-Gilbert denies the charges the Iranian government made against her, and no evidence of her alleged crimes has ever been made public. The Australian government has rejected the charges as "baseless and politically motivated". (en)
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