Louis Arnaud, a Frenchman, spent two years in Tehran's notorious Evin prison after being arrested by the IRGC for allegedly participating in protests following Mahsa Amini's death. He describes the prison as 'the den of evil' with inhumane conditions. Despite maintaining his innocence, he faced psychological torture aimed at forcing confessions. Arnaud reflects on the solidarity among prisoners and the spirit of resistance that emerged, particularly in light of the protests against the Iranian regime. He emphasizes the importance of speaking out for Iranians and their struggles.