Kylie Moore-Gilbert was imprisoned in Iran for more than years, accused of being a spy.

Five years after her release, the research fellow in security studies at Macquarie University is calling on the Australian government to change its strategy towards hostages.

Today, Moore-Gilbert speaks about how the era of "quiet diplomacy" is – in some hostage cases –over.

Kylie Moore-Gilbert was imprisoned in Iran for more than years, accused of being a spy.
Five years after her release, the research fellow in security studies at Macquarie University is calling on the Australian government to change its strategy towards hostages.
Today, Moore-Gilbert speaks about how the era of "quiet diplomacy" is &ndash; in some hostage cases &ndash;over.

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Kylie Moore-Gilbert on why Australia's hostage strategy must change

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