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Children of Iran Nobel Peace Prize winner fear they won’t see her again

Her twin 17-year-old children are due to accept the award at Oslo’s City Hall and give the Nobel Peace Prize lecture on her behalf
In a letter smuggled out of prison and published by Swedish broadcaster SVT this week, Mohammadi said she would continue to fight for human rights even if it led to her death

By Reuters · 09 December 2023

UN expert: Iran is unlawfully detaining human rights activists, including new Nobel peace laureate

By AP · 07 October 2023

‘Proud of my mother,’ says Nobel Peace Prize winner’s son

By AFP - AP · 06 October 2023

Narges Mohammadi wins the Nobel Peace Prize for fighting the oppression of women in Iran

By AP · 06 October 2023

Nobel Peace Prize guesswork focuses on the Ukrainian war, protests in Iran and climate change

By AP · 06 October 2023

Nobel winner Bialiatski jailed in Belarus for a decade, sparking outcry

By Reuters · 03 March 2023

Iranian protests are ‘beginning of the end for regime in Tehran’, says Nobel laureate Ebadi

By Arab News · 04 February 2023

Update

Human rights champions in Belarus, Russia, Ukraine win Nobel Peace Prize

By AFP · 07 October 2022

Russian journalist sells Nobel Prize for Ukrainian children

By AP · 20 June 2022

Special

Nobel Peace Prize candidate hopes nomination will bring good name to Pakistan

By SAIMA SHABBIR · 08 May 2022

Special

Nobel Peace Prize candidate hopes nomination will bring good name to Pakistan

By SAIMA SHABBIR · 08 May 2022

Nobel-winner Murad launches new bid to protect sexual violence victims

By AFP · 13 April 2022

Philippines court allows Nobel laureate Ressa to travel to Norway

By Reuters · 03 December 2021

Philippine Nobel winner Ressa calls Facebook ‘biased against facts’

By Reuters · 09 October 2021

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