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Narges Mohammadi, the Iranian human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 2023, is in critical condition after suffering a heart attack at the end of March. Her brother, Hamidreza Mohammadi, stated that his sister is extremely weakened and has lost significant weight, which has raised serious concerns among the family. The prison where she is held, located in the city of Zanjan, provides inadequate medical care, a problem previously reported by her supporters. Narges Mohammadi was recently sentenced to several years in prison and is facing a two-year travel ban. Her activism against the oppression of women and the death penalty in Iran has been recognized with the Nobel Prize, but her detention conditions raise questions about human rights compliance in the country. Previous reports have highlighted the urgent need for cardiological care for Mohammadi.
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Laureata Premiului Nobel pentru Pace, Narges Mohammadi, se află în stare critică într-o închisoare din Iran
Laureata Premiului Nobel pentru Pace, Narges Mohammadi, în stare critică într-o închisoarea din Iran
Iran: Laureata Premiului Nobel pentru Pace, Narges Mohammadi, se află în stare critică în închisoare (frate)
Laureata iraniană a Nobelului Păcii Narges Mohammadi, în stare ”gravă”, în urma unei crize cardiace în Închisoarea din Zanjan
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