The Age
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Freed hostage Moore-Gilbert urges government adopt unconventional tactics combat Iranian diplomacy
Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert, freed from Iranian prison in 2019 after 804 days, urges the government to combat rising hostage diplomacy with unconventional tactics. She advocates considering a Canadian proposal to offer refugee protection or monetary awards to foreign nationals who help secure hostage releases.
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