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Iranian Nobel Laureates, Cannes Winner Urge Halt to Iran-Israel Conflict

Narges Mohammadi · Tehran

Iranian Nobel Laureates, Cannes Winner Urge Halt to Iran-Israel Conflict

37% Left coverage: 19 sources

Leading Iranian activists and filmmakers on Monday called for an end to hostilities between Iran and Israel, urging Tehran to stop the conflict by halting its enrichment of uranium.See the Story

Iranian Nobel Laureates urge end to Israel-Iran fighting, halt to uranium enrichment

Narges Mohammadi · Tehran

Iranian Nobel Laureates urge end to Israel-Iran fighting, halt to uranium enrichment

Coverage: 6 sources

Two of Iran’s most prominent Nobel Peace Prize laureates, Shirin Ebadi and Narges Mohammadi, have joined leading Iranian filmmakers in a powerful appeal See the Story

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Iranian Nobel Laureates urge end to Israel-Iran fighting, halt to uranium enrichment

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Iranian Nobel Laureates urge end to Israel-Iran fighting, halt to uranium enrichment

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Activist Narges Mohammadi denounced the Iranian regime’s persecution of the press: “The voice of truth is never silenced”

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, the Nobel Peace Prize reminded “the committed and courageous journalists” who face the Ayatollah regimeNarges Mohammadi · Iran See the Story

Iran must Unconditionally Release Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Release All other Arbitrarily Detained Rights Activists Human Rights Watch – (Beirut) – Iranian authorities are threatening to return the human rights defender and Nobel Peace Laureate Narges Mohammadi to prison to serve the remainder of her unjust sentence as a means to pressure her to cease her rights advocacy, Human Rights Watch said today. The authorities should immediately end their ongoing harassment and unconditionally release her and eve…Narges Mohammadi · Afghanistan See the Story

Request for retrial of Pakshan Azizi rejected

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Mazyar Tatayi, the lawyer of Kurdish political prisoner Pakshan Azizi, announced on his social media account that the request for a retrial had been rejected for the second time. Tatayi stated that the Iranian court dismissed the lawyers’ defense as 'inappropriate' without even reviewing Pakshan Azizi’s case file and rejected the request for a new trial. Who is Pakshan Azizi? Kurdish journalist and activist Pakshan Azizi was detained in Tehran o…Kurds · Tehran See the Story

Rights group urges Iran to ‘unconditionally release’ Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Narges Mohammadi

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Human Rights Watch (HRW) demanded Monday the unconditional release of Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Narges Mohammadi after the Iranian government threatened to reimprison the human rights activist in an attempt to silence her. Mohammadi’s health condition dramatically worsened during the prison sentence she has been serving since 2016. The group strongly expressed criticism of the Iranian policy to deny medical treatment to prisoners, pointing out …Narges Mohammadi See the Story

My sister was thrown into solitary confinement in Iran after speaking out for women

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Groggy eyed, Sardar Pashaei, 44, woke on 10 March at 5am to find a message from his brother saying that their sister, Leila Pashaei, had been arrested in Iran following her speech at an International Women’s Day event.“Her home was raided, her electronics confiscated, and she was taken without due process,” Sardar, a wrestling champion and coach who now lives in Washington, DC, told The i Paper. “The only update we got was one phone call where s…Kurds · Tehran See the Story

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