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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Iranian Nobel Peace Prize recipient Shirin Ebadi called on U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon on Thursday to appoint a personal envoy to investigate human rights abuses in Iran. Iran's Nobel Peace Prize laureate Shirin ...
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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has voiced his concern regarding the situation in Iran and his dismay over the post-election violence, particularly the use of force against civilians, in his talks with Iranian human rights activist and Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi.
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At the bottom of Glenn Kessler’s piece in The Washington Post on President Obama’s Iran strategy is this telling quote: Shirin Ebadi, an Iranian human rights activist who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003, said she has no complaints about Obama ...
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Shirin Ebadi was the first woman to serve as a judge in Iran, 1969. But after the Islamic Revolution in February 1979, it was believed that Islam forbids women to serve as judges, and she and other female judges were dismissed and given clerical duties. Nobel Prize.orgIranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi has told RFE/RL that the Iranian authorities should hold a new election and allow monitoring by international observers. She also...
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If current unrest inside of Iran is to in fact transform from merely a call for fair elections to a call for a new secular revolution, then we as Iranians will have get organized quickly and find a true inspirational figure among us. ...
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TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) -- Nobel Peace Prize laureate and human rights campaigner Shirin Ebadi was briefly taken into custody Sunday as Iranian authorities raided and indefinitely shut down two of her offices in Tehran, she told CNN. Shirin Ebadi won the ...
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi says Iran's human-rights situation has worsened under President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad but that moderate rivals in this month's election offer hope for improvement. Rights groups and Western diplomats say the Islamic Republic has stepped up a crackdown on dissenting voices since Ahmadinejad.
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