Karen Leigh

Karen Leigh is a Berlin-based journalist, writing for Time and other publications. She previously covered Africa, India, the Arab Spring, and the 2008 presidential campaigns.

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The Agony of Nabeel Rajab
Karen Leigh
February 13, 2012
Behind the Arab Revolts, an Activist Quietly Pulling Strings From Boston
Karen Leigh
January 25, 2012
Home From Iran, Detained Hiker Finds Warm Welcome and a Familiar Life
Friends and family of Josh Fattal describe hearing the news of his release and the joy of bringing him home after more than two years
Karen Leigh
October 4, 2011
For Families of U.S. Hikers in Iran, Another Pain: Internet Backlash
Karen Leigh
August 26, 2011
Families React as Iran Sentences U.S. Hikers to Eight Years
Karen Leigh
August 22, 2011
Exiled and 24: The Young Woman Fighting for Bahrain
Karen Leigh
June 29, 2011
U.S. Hikers Tortured in Iran, Former Fellow Inmate Reveals
Karen Leigh
June 10, 2011
For Families of Hikers Held in Iran, 21 Sleepless Months
Karen Leigh
May 24, 2011
The Anti-al-Jazeera: Bahrain's Notorious State-Run TV Channel
Karen Leigh
April 19, 2011