BACKING OFF

Six weeks after The Wall Street Journal reported that Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Shirin Ebadi had sued the U.S.
Treasury Department for denying her right to free speech by ruling that she could not publish her
memoir in this country, the government has backed off. It has now dropped
restrictions on writers from Cuba, Iran and Sudan publishing original works
in the U.S., the WSJ reported today.

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