Maziar Bahari, interviewed on Canada’s CTV, says he contemplated cutting his wrists with his eyeglasses.
CTV

Writing in the Washington Post, Maziar Bahari urges the West to continue engaging with the Tehran regime.
Washington Post

In an op-ed piece, Roger Cohen, the New York Times correspondent in Tehran, reflects on his last days in Tehran and his reactions to Maziar Bahari’s ordeal.
New York Times

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Recently freed after four months of interrogation and torture in Iran, Newsweek reporter Maziar Bahari tells his story to Bob Simon and writes about his ordeal in the next issue of Newsweek.

Maziar Bahari speaks to Nancy Durham of CBC News about his ordeal.
CBC

On June 21, reporter Maziar Bahari was rousted out of bed and taken to Tehran’s notorious Evin prison—accused of being a spy for the CIA, MI6, Mossad…and NEWSWEEK. This is the story of his captivity—and of an Iran whose rampant paranoia underpins an ever more fractured regime.
Newsweek

“I was humbled by such overwhelming solidarity among my colleagues, friends, and even strangers, who all worked so hard to save me,” said Maziar Bahari, now finallly re-united in London with Paola Gourley, to his editor, Christopher Dickey of Newsweek.
“Although he is some 25 pounds lighter than when he went into prison four months ago, he otherwise appears in good health,” writes Dickey. “He says he suffered relatively little physical abuse, but a great deal of psychological stress, and he knows there will be aftershocks.”
Newsweek.

“We are delighted to announce that Newsweek journalist Maziar Bahari has arrived in London in time to witness the upcoming birth of his first child,” reports Newsweek. “The editors of Newsweek, Maziar, and his bride Paola Gourley would like to thank the thousands of friends, colleagues and well-wishers around the world whose support over the last few months has helped to make this moment possible. Your efforts have been invaluable, and the family is deeply grateful. They ask only that they be allowed some time alone together now after their long and trying separation.”
Newsweek