Nobel Peace Prize winner says that imprisonment and removal of children were worth it for Iran's freedom

Narges Mohammadi — the Nobel Peace Prize winner who was arrested 13 times, convicted nine and imprisoned in grave-sized cells — says it was all worth it. “The most important thing is freedom” in Iran.

The Iranian activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Narges Mohammadi, who has been released from prison with a 21-day permit due to a medical operation, has shared her firm commitment to the fight for freedom in Iran, despite having been arrested 13 times and convicted nine times, and having spent long periods in cells that she describes as being similar in size to a “grave”, “For me this is so important that I think I am willing to pay an even h…