Iran, Nobel Peace Prize
Children of Iran Nobel Peace Prize winner speak out
The teenage children of jailed Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi fear they will never meet their mother again, but said on Saturday (December 9) they were proud of her struggle for women's rights as they prepared to accept the award on her behalf on Sunday (December 10).
Iran activist Narges Mohammadi to go on hunger strike when awarded Nobel
Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi will go on a new hunger strike from her prison cell in Iran as the prize is awarded in Oslo on Sunday in her absence, her family said Saturday. Mohammadi, who has campaigned against the compulsory wearing of the hijab and the death penalty in Iran,
As they prepare to accept her Nobel prize, jailed activist’s children believe they’ll never see her again
Now aged 17, the two will be accepting the Nobel peace prize this Sunday on behalf of their jailed mother, renowned Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi. Together they will deliver her Nobel lecture that was smuggled out of the notorious Evin prison.
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