'I Was Drowning': Iran Nobel Winner Exposes Pain of Separation From Children
The memoir says she fears dying before seeing her children again and describes defiance in prison during the 2022 protests.
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Iran’s peace laureate Narges Mohammadi ‘fears never seeing her children again’
PARIS: Iranian Nobel peace laureate Narges Mohammadi’s biggest fear is dying without seeing her teenaged twin children again after more than a decade apart, she says in a new memoir published on Thursday.In the book, “A Woman Never Stops Fighting,” Mohammadi recalls the day in July 2015 when she said goodbye to Kiana and Ali, then aged 8 and now 19, before they left for Paris while their mother remained in Evin prison in Tehran. “I felt as thoug…
'I was drowning': Iran Nobel winner exposes pain of separation from children
In the book, "A Woman Never Stops Fighting", Mohammadi, the 2023 laureate who has spent most of the last decade in-and-out of prison for her human rights campaigning, reveals both the defiance and the pain of her struggle. Mohammadi recalled the scorching summer day in July 2015 when, while jailed in Tehran's Evin prison, she said goodbye to her twins Kiana and Ali, then eight and now 19, for the last time before they left for Paris. "They arriv…
"It's a certainty: victory may not be easy, but it's inevitable," said the Iranian Nobel Prize winner Narges Mohammadi, predicting the success of the fight that followed for a democratic Iran, in his memoirs published today.
Currently under house arrest, the 54-year-old Iranian opponent wrote her autobiography while she was still in prison. Her text, which she sent to her family at the risk of her life, appeared on 24 September at Robert Laffont's.
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