New York City, United States – Roughly 12,200 kilometres, or 7,600 miles, separate businessman and activist Roozbeh Farahanipour from his native Iran. But even that distance is not enough for the 54-year-old to feel completely safe. Since 2000, Farahanipour has lived in exile in the United States, having fled a death sentence in Iran.
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