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Nobel peace laureate Narges Mohammadi ‘beaten in detention’ after arrest
The Iranian dissident’s family say she called them from hospital to tell of ‘heavy, forceful and repeated’ blows
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Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi says Iranians paying the price for war and repression - Sight Magazine
Iranians are suffering as economic misery and internal repression leave “no room for people to breathe”, Narges Mohammadi said
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Marco Damilano torna a intervistare la premio Nobel per la pace Narges Mohammadi. Il suo ultimo libro è dedicato ai suoi figli, Ali e Kiana, che vivono lontani da lei. Che messaggio lancia dall'Iran a...
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Narges Mohammadi Discusses Her Memoir and Continued Advocacy After Temporary Prison Release
Narges Mohammadi, the Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate and prominent human rights advocate, spoke with CNN from Tehran after receiving a temporary release from prison. She is recovering under medical care following a serious deterioration in her health during her years behind bars. In the interview, Mohammadi discusses her new memoir, her personal experiences in detention, and the reasons she continues to speak publicly despite the risks associated with criticizing Iran’s ruling authorities. Mohammadi has spent years campaigning for women’s rights, political freedoms, and the abolition of the death penalty in Iran. Her activism has repeatedly resulted in imprisonment and other forms of pressure from the Iranian regime. Despite those consequences, she has maintained that speaking out is a responsibility she cannot abandon. The phrase “This is my duty” reflects her continuing commitment to human rights advocacy even after enduring severe personal costs. Because of the potential for further retaliation, the CNN interview concentrates primarily on Mohammadi’s book and her personal experiences rather than on recent political developments in Iran. This approach allows her to describe the realities of imprisonment, the impact on her health, and the motivations behind her activism without directly addressing topics that could increase the danger to her or others. The interview presents Mohammadi as both a Nobel laureate and a survivor of prolonged political repression. Her temporary release and ongoing medical treatment have renewed attention to her condition, while her memoir offers a personal account of the experiences that shaped her advocacy.
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Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi`s memoir details abuse in Iranian prison. She says she`s prepared for the consequences
The act of smuggling fragments of writing out of Tehran
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