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We Stand with All Those Threatened by the Death Sentence

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Iran must end harassment of Narges Mohammadi and release all women human rights defenders: Independent Experts

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Human Rights Watch Calls for the “Unconditional” Release of Narges Mohammadi

Urgent Family Report on the Critical Health Status of Narges Mohammadi in Prison In the past month, prison authorities have prevented Narges Mohammadi from leaving prison to undergo angiography on three separate occasions: September 11, September 18, and October 1, 2024. Based on the diagnosis and written orders from a cardiologist on March 19, 2024, Narges was to be urgently transferred to the hospital for angiography in June 2024. After more than a month of delays, Narges was finally transferred to a hospital on July 7, 2024. During this transfer, doctors observed a fatty bump in her right breast, and a biopsy was performed immediately. Following the procedure, Narges was returned to prison to await the biopsy results and the specialists' diagnoses, which would determine whether breast surgery or angiography should take priority. She would be sent back to the hospital for further treatment afterward. According to the doctors, angiography was deemed a priority and should be performed immediately. Since then, Narges's lawyers, Mr. Mostafa Nili and Ms. Shadi Halimi, have continuously followed up and made repeated visits to various legal authorities, including the public prosecutor’s office, prison administration, and prison medical staff. However, their efforts have not produced any results regarding the requests and written orders from specialists, nor have they addressed Narges’s letters from inside the prison concerning the angiography scheduled for September 10, September 17, and October 1. After the prison medical staff, health department, and prison administration announced that the prosecutor’s office had granted permission for Narges's transfer to the hospital, her exit from prison was denied once again on the scheduled transfer day, October 1. Several of Narges's fellow inmates, who have been worried about her physical condition for months, have approached the prison authorities. The officials stated that the prosecutor’s office had issued the transfer authorization; however, they received an order from outside the prison that opposed Narges's exit and transfer, rendering the transfer impossible. We, the family of Narges Mohammadi, urgently reiterate that the ongoing preventions and objections from security and judicial authorities, along with their lack of accountability regarding Narges's treatment and medical care, are putting her health at grave risk and are deeply alarming. We implore human rights organizations to take immediate action and follow up on this critical situation. Family of Narges Mohammadi October 3, 2024 - Paris

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Office of the Special Envoy for Iran Demands Freedom for Tomaj Salehi and Narges Mohammadi

Iran: Statement by the Spokesperson on the sentencing of Narges Mohammadi

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European Union Condemns New Charges Against Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi, Urges Her Immediate Release

"Woman, Life, Freedom" Movement Symbolic Photo Taken in 2022 in Kurdistan Iran.

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Narges Mohammadi Will Not Participate in Iran’s Elections

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New sentence for Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi highlights Iran’s free expression crisis

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Narges Foundation Congratulates Dr. Kristian Berg Harpviken on New Role as Director of the Norwegian Nobel Institute

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Accusation of Propaganda Activities: Narges Mohammadi Receives Additional Year in Prison

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10 Political Prisoners Express Solidarity with the Bahai Community in Iran Facing Intense Pressure

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