Women Against Fundamentalism by Maryam Rajavi This book describes Islamic fundamentalism as practised in Iran and in particular its effect on women, and argues that Islam is compatible with sex equality.   It tells the story of women's struggles in the Iranian resistance, sets out the possibilities of a change to democracy and cites the example of women in Ashraf as a role model.

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Arab Rebels and Iranian Dissidents: New Landscape Allows Reset of Iran Policy, by Raymond Tanter Professor Tanter, author of several books on Middle East history and politics, describes the workings of revolutions in general and particularly the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran, the history and future of the Mojahedin and the US's involvement, giving a history of Iran's nuclear activities and concluding with suggestions for change and how it might be achieved.

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The Untold Story of Camp Ashraf, by Tahar Boumedra The former Chief of the Human Rights Office of United Nations Assistance Mission to Iraq and Adviser to the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Camp Ashraf provides a detailed history of the UN's treatment of the Ashrafis from the time of their handover to Iraq, up to and including the transfer to Camp Liberty, explaining how staff collaborated with the Government of Iraq in misleading the West about the facts.

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