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There are no homosexuals in Iran / Laurence Rasti ; [translation, Sara Shaban-Azad] = Dar Īrān hamjinsʹgirāyī nīst / Lawrins Rāstī.
There are no homosexuals in Iran Laurence Rasti ; translation, Sara Shaban-Azad = لورنس راستى / در ايران همجنس‌گرايى نيست

Van Pelt Library HQ76.3.I7 R27 2017
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Rasti, Laurence, 1990- author, photographer.
Contributor:
Shaban-Azad, Sara, translator.
Series:
Edition Patrick Frey (Series) ; No 238.
Edition Patrick Frey ; No 238 = Idīshan Pātrīk Fray ; sh 238
Edition Patrick Frey ; No 238 = اديشن پاتريک فرى ؛ ش 238
Language:
English
Persian
Subjects (All):
Gay people.
Refugees.
Iranians.
Homosexuality.
Turkey--Denizli (Denizli İli).
Iran.
Rasti, Laurence, 1990-.
Rasti, Laurence.
Homosexuality--Iran.
Gay people--Turkey--Denizli (Denizli İli)--Pictorial works.
Iranians--Turkey--Denizli (Denizli İli)--Pictorial works.
Refugees--Turkey--Denizli (Denizli İli)--Pictorial works.
Gay people--Turkey--Denizli (Denizli İli)--Interviews.
Genre:
Interviews.
Pictorial works.
Illustrated works.
Physical Description:
1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly color illustrations ; 26 cm.
Other Title:
Dar Īrān hamjinsʹgirāyī nīst
در ايران همجنس‌گرايى نيست
Place of Publication:
Zürich : Edition Patrick Frey, 2017.
Language Note:
In English and Persian.
Summary:
"While most Western nations now officially accept homosexuality and some even same-sex marriage, homosexuality is still punishable by death in Iran. Homosexuals are not allowed to live out their sexuality there. Their only options are either to choose transsexuality, which is tolerated by law but considered pathological, or to flee. In Denizli, a town in Turkey, hundreds of gay Iranians are stuck in a transit zone, their lives on hold, hoping against hope to be welcomed into a host country someday where they can start afresh and come out of the closet. Set in this state of limbo, where anonymity is the best protection, my photographs explore the sensitive concepts of identity and gender and seek to restore to each the face their country stole from them."--Publisher
Contents:
Ahoura
Pedram
Bahar
Mani.
Notes:
Photobook.
ISBN:
9783906803388
3906803384
OCLC:
1001251632

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