Iranian Human Rights Lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh Awarded Václav Havel
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63-year-old activist, arrested in April and released on bail, fought against the death penalty and mandatory veil in Iran. She is the first Iranian to receive the prize of 60,000 euros.
The first Iranian to win this award, Nasrin Sotoudeh is honoured by the Council of Europe. Arrested on several occasions, she was released shortly before the summer.The Iranian lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh won the Council of Europe's Vaclav Havel Prize on Monday, presented by the human rights watchdog institution on the continent.Miscellaneous against the death penalty and the mandatory veil for women, Nasrin Sotoudeh "represented activists, journalis…
Activist against the death penalty and the mandatory veil for women in Iran, lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh was awarded the Council of Europe's Vaclav Havel Prize on Monday. She is the first Iranian woman to win this prize.
Iranian human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh has been awarded the Council of Europe's Václav Havel Human Rights Prize, which promotes the rights of women, children and political prisoners in Iran.
An activist against the death penalty and the mandatory wearing of the veil, Iranian lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh received the Council of Europe's Vaclav-Havel Prize on Monday for her commitment to human rights.
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