I hope the example of Saddam Hussein will give a lesson to leaders of other countries where human rights are not respected.

While living in exile I have become the loudspeaker for the people of Iran.

In my memoir, I wanted to introduce American women to Iranian women and our lives. I'm not from the highest echelons of society, nor the lowest. I'm a woman who is a lawyer, who is a professor at a university, who won the Nobel Peace Prize. At the same time, I cook. And even when I'm about to go to prison, one of the first things I do is to make enough food and put it in the fridge for my family.

I am the voice of the people in Iran whose voices are silent and whose demands cannot be heard by the rest of the world.

If you study the behavior or the attitude of Syria, Iran, and U.S., you understand that these three countries can't come to terms with each other.

Human rights is the fruit of various civilizations.

Americans shouldn't start a military attack, and they shouldn't bombard Iran, and they shouldn't interfere with the internal affairs of the country. And the Americans should pay more attention to the human right issues in Iran.