Getting Past the Censors

Studio 360 | Jan 11, 2011

Goli Taraghi is a writer with an international reputation. Yet she found herself condemned in her home country for allegedly slipping sexual messages into a children’s story. We caught up with Taraghi in France, where she described the long, frustrating process of getting her work past the authorities. Produced by Michele Siegel.

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