Now living in comparative freedom in Iran, 26-year-old Mahtab Eftekhar describes facing motherhood at 12 and explains why seeking justice for other women means she no longer fears death
Now living in comparative freedom in Iran, 26-year-old Mahtab Eftekhar describes facing motherhood at 12 and explains why seeking justice for other women means she no longer fears death.
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Poor woman. The women there have been through so much.
There’s something wrong in the research here, if she had her daughter at 14, and the daughter is 14, then how can she be 26?