Breaking news: In the statement made by the Norwegian Nobel Committee, it was stated that the award was given to Muhammadi “for her struggle for oppressed women” in Iran.
In the statement, it was emphasized that Muhammadi, who won the award, “struggled to promote human rights and freedoms for all.”
It was pointed out that Muhammadi’s “brave human rights struggle brought tremendous prices” and that he was detained 13 times in Iran, 5 convictions were made against him and he was sentenced to 31 years.
The statement stated that Muhammedi was “a woman, human rights defender and freedom fighter” and included the following statements:
“In awarding her this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, the (Committee) wishes to honor her courageous struggle for human rights, freedom and democracy in Iran. This year’s Peace Prize was also awarded the previous year to demonstrate against the theocratic regime’s policies of discrimination and oppression targeting women.” “The award given to Muhammedi is a continuation of a long tradition of giving to those who work to advance social justice, human rights and democracy. These are important prerequisites for lasting peace.”
In the statement, it was emphasized that Muhammedi fought for women’s “systematic discrimination and oppression”, the right to live a dignified life, as well as the right to freedom of expression and independence. (AA)