you know, narges mohammadi _ about her work. you know, narges mohammadi is _ about her work.s mohammadi is wounded _ about her work. you know, narges mohammadi is wounded herself i about her work. you know, narges - mohammadi is wounded herself because she is in prison. ifirst met her 20 years ago in parliament when i was a parliamentaryjournalist before even parliamentary journalist before even seeing parliamentaryjournalist before even seeing herface, i heard hervoice, loud voice you want to members of parliament but the situation of political prisoners. since then, she herself became a political prisoner and that's what i say wounded, but unbreakable, un—bowed to the islamic republic. so for that, unbreakable, un—bowed to the islamic republic. so forthat, i unbreakable, un—bowed to the islamic republic. so for that, i believe that this award is symbolising woman, life, freedom of revolution and shows the courage of iranian women and at the same time should encourage the leaders of democratic countries, especially the female politicians in the west, to be as brave as narges

but we have to keep in mind that narges mohammadi, when her husband and her twins, hertwo mohammadi,and and her twins, her two children left the country and they now live in paris, france, they were two little children and now they are grown ups, so she has lived and been in prison all these years missing her children growing up and there's not a week going by where she does not issue statements from inside the prison condemning the oppression of the iranian authorities and the iranian regime. a few weeks ago she went on a strike with her other prison mates to show her protest, and she's also written a book called white torture, and she has interviewed many female prisoners of conscience including the british uranian woman who was jailed in the same prison in iran, and in that she explained the different type of torture, from sexual harassment, two different types of torture such as extended periods of time where many iranians spent in solitary confinement, and thatis spent in solitary confinement, and that is one of the things that many iranians prisoners of conscience are subjected

-- accolades. >> the nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2023 to narges mohammadior her fight against the oppression of women in iran and her fight to promote human rights and freedom for all. reporter: for most of her life, mohammadi has fought against her countries government, which wrigley controls women's lives. she has been whipped and spent years with -- behind bars. but she still helped lead a protest last year after the death of a young woman who was arrested for the way she was dressed. in a statement to the u.s. to -- the new york times, mohammadi reacted to the prize. "global support and recognition of my human rights advocacy makes me more resolved, more responsible, more hopeful and i also hope this recognition makes iranians protesting for change stronger and more organized. victory is near." mohammadi's husband and children haven't seen her in years but they watched the announcement from paris with pride. >> i'm very proud of my mom, she deserves this award. it's for all her work, she committed practically all her life and this is not just for my mot

>> narges mohammadi is a woman, a human rights advocate, and a freedom fighter. amy: one of iran's most prominent human rights activists narges mohammadi has won this year's nobel peace prize. but she will not be able to receive the prize and also personally since she is in prison in tehran. we will also get an update on the civil fraud trial of donald trump. >> no matter how powerful you are, no matter how much money you think you have, no is above the law. it is my responsibility and my duty and my job to enforce it. today in court, we will prove our case. amy: we will also speak to an attorney suing columbia university and its affiliated hospitals on behalf of some 300 more patients who say they were sexually assaulted by former columbia university gynecologist robert hadden while they say the university shielded the sexual predator. and we will look at the largest strike of healthcare workers in u.s. history. >> we're here because we want the world to know kaiser is being unfair to us. we worked to the pandemic and hard times, we are understaffed and underpai

the winner of the 2023 nobel peace prize narges mohammadi — is still in prison in iran.ok at her campaigning for women's rights in the country. and as the labour party win in scotland, what does that mean for their chances in the next general election? to discuss all this i'm joined by lord kim darroch — former uk ambassador to the us & eu, and also former national security adviser, and the democratic political campaign strategist, mo elleithee. united nations investigators are on their way to the ukrainian village where a missile strike killed more than 50 people on thursday, in one of the deadliest single attacks on civilians since russia's invasion began. they will gather evidence and testimony, which could be used in any future war crimes trial. ukraine has accused russia of deliberately targeting a funeral wake in hroza in the north—eastern kharkiv region. every family there was affected when a missile hit a cafe where mourners had gathered after a funeral. footage released by kharkiv officials reveals extensive damage after a missile attack. the local prosecutor in

nobel peace prize was awarded to jailed iranian human rights activist narges mohammadi.s being honored for her fight against the oppression of women and iran, where she has played a leading role in criticizing the mandatory wearing of he jobs for women. caroline hawley has this report. >> narges mohammadi is a woman, human rights advocate, and a freedom fighter. her brave struggle has come with tremendous personal cost. altogether, the regime has arrested her 13 times, convicted her five times, and sentenced her to a total of 31 years in prison, and 154 lashes. ms. narges mohammadi is still in prison as i speak. >> she has not seen her husband and children, now in exile in paris come in years. her son told the bbc she has -- she is always in his heart. >> i'm happy and proud of my mom, just like i'm always yesterday and the day before that. this award belongs to iranian people. reporter: the nobel committee said the prize was also for the hundreds of thousands of iranians who have demonstrated against the regime's oppression against women. this uprising, spearheaded by w

shortly after the announcement, narges mohammadi's husband and son spoke to my colleague bahman kalbasihow do you feel about narges having won - the nobel peace prize? what was your feeling when you heard the news? i was in a class and couldn't show much emotion. but what went through your mind? i was very happy and felt proud of my mum. it took a few moments for me to come to terms with it, so in the beginning, i wasjust happy and proud of my mum, just like i'am always, like yesterday and the day before that. this award belongs to the iranian people. it is because of the protests. when did you last talk to your mum? about a year and six or eight months ago, but she's always in my heart. if you could talk to her now, what would you say? mum, i'm very proud of you. be brave, like always. i love you very much, take care of yourself. we are all proud of you here and always stand behind you. mr rahmani, what about you? when the announcer said woman, life, freedom in the beginning _ of her remarks, i knew that the award had - been given to narges. it may be glad. it made me glad. but i've go

narges mohammadi — the most prominent of iran's women's rights advocates — was honoured for what thettee said was her "fight against the oppression of women in iran and her efforts for promoting human rights and freedom for all". her husband told the bbc he's excited for her and it will embolden herfight, but it's a sad time because they are not together. she's still in prison in iran. he also said the prize is for the woman life—freedom movement. she has been arrested her 13 times, convicted five times and sentenced to a total of 31 years in prison. the committee said ms mohammadi's "brave struggle has come with tremendous personal cost". women, life, freedom. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2023 to narges mohammadi, for herfight against the oppression of women in iran and herfight to promote human rights and freedom for all. a landmark moment as i mentioned her husband has been speaking to the bbc, and he says this is a prize for the women, life, freedom movement and a light is being shown on that movement. it comes as authorities in ira

narges mohammadi is a woman, a human rights advocate and a freedom fighter.ther, the regime has arrested her 13 times, convicted her five times, and sentenced her to a total of 31 years in prison and 154 lashes. ms mohammadi is still in prison as i speak. she hasn't seen her husband and children, now in exile in paris, in years. her son told the bbc she's always in his heart. translation: i wasjust happy and proud of my mum, - just like i'm always, like yesterday and the day before that. this award belongs to iranian people. the nobel committee said the prize was also for the hundreds of thousands of iranians who've demonstrated against the theocratic regime's oppression against women. this uprising, spearheaded by women, began last september after the death in police custody of a young woman detained for allegedly not wearing her headscarf properly. 20,000 people were detained in a brutal crackdown which narges mohammadi condemned from behind bars. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who was held with her, welcomed the award, saying it was for all women facing injust

narges mohammadi is a woman, a human rights advocate and a freedom fighter.us personal cost. altogether, the regime has arrested her 13 times, convicted her five times and sentenced her to a total of 31 years in prison and 154 lashes. ms mohammadi is still in prison as i speak. she hasn't seen her husband and children, now in exile in paris, in years. her son told the bbc she's always in his heart. translation: i wasjust happy and proud of my mum, - just like i'm always, like yesterday and the day before that. this award belongs to iranian people. the nobel committee said the prize was also for the hundreds of thousands of iranians who've demonstrated against the theocratic regime's oppression against women. this uprising, spearheaded by women, began last september after the death in police custody of a young woman detained for allegedly not wearing her headscarf properly. 20,000 people were detained in a brutal crackdown which narges mohammadi condemned from behind bars. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who was held with her, welcomed the award, saying it was for

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jailed iranian women's rights campaigner narges mohammadi wins the nobel peace prize.reedom movement. it comes as a teenage girl struggles for her life after an alleged assault by the iranian morality police. funerals for some of the 100 people killed in a drone attack in syria. families were attending a graduation ceremony for military graduates in homs. in scotland, a key win at the polls for the labour party. with a general election expected next year, opposition leader keir starmer describes the by—election result as �*seismic�*. this is a first step on a very, very importantjourney for all of us in scotland, for all of us across the whole of the united kingdom. and the taylor swift heroes tour film becomes a blockbuster before hitting cinemas, as global advance sales top $100 million. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. a woman locked in an iranian prison cell has won the nobel peace prize. narges mohammadi — the most prominent of iran's women's rights advocates — was honoured for what the nobel committee said was her

be as brave as narges mohammadi. my clear message to the female politicians in the west, be as brave as iranian women and say no to gender apartheidship. this is 21st century. women are getting killed for showing their hair. men getting executed for supporting women life freedom movement. my message is very, very clear. this regime is either gender apartheid or not. if it is gender apartheid regime, then isolate. and president biden actually congratulate narges mohammadi, and he shared his sympathy with armita. but america can take the leap and ask europeans to expand the definition of apartheid in all international laws to include gender. that's how we isolate and end the islamic republic. >> women, life, freedom. we love having you on. thank you. >> thank you so much. one day i'll get invited to iran. >> i would love that. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> also coming up, the fate of the war in ukraine could depend on who the next house speaker is on capitol hill. my next guest argues that maga republicans outpl

the nobel peace prize has been awarded to the jailed iranian human rights activist, narges mohammadi.orts to promote freedom for all. the 51—year—old is serving a ten—year prison sentence for offences including propaganda against the state. caroline hawley has this report. in iran last year, spearheaded by women, an extraordinary rebellion set off by the death in police custody of a young woman detained for allegedly not wearing her veil properly. the nobel committee said this award was for the hundreds of thousands of iranians who had stood up thousands of iranians who had stood up against a theocratic regime's policies of discrimination and oppression against women. now personality is around's most prominent human rights activist. here she was seven years ago criticising the regime for forcing women to wear the hijab while allowing corruption to run rampant —— narges mohammadi is the country's most prominent human rights activist. she is currently serving a ten—year sentence. her activist. she is currently serving a ten-year sentence.— ten-year sentence. her brave stru: ale ten-year

bbc persian's bahman kalbasi has interviewed narges mohammadi's husband and son. ws? i was in a class and couldn't show much emotion. but what went through your mind? i was very happy and felt proud of my mum. it took a few moments for me to come to terms with it, so in the beginning, i wasjust happy and proud of my mum, just like i'm always, like yesterday and the day before that. this award belongs to iranian people. it is because of the protests. when did you last talk to your mum? about a year and six or eight months ago, but she is always in my heart. if you could talk to her now, what would you say? mum, i'm very proud of you. be brave, like always. i love you very much. take care of yourself. we are all proud of you here and always stand behind you. mr rahmani, what about you? when the announcer said "women, l life, freedom" in the beginning l of her remarks, i knew that the award had - been given to narges. it made me glad, but i've gone through many ups and downs l in my life and i know that this prize, apart from bringing joy| to its receiver, would carry

>> reporter: tonight the nobel peace prize shining worldwide attention on longtime activist narges mohammadi for fighting against the oppression of iranian women >> her brave struggle has come with tremendous personal cost. >> reporter: currently in prison, mohammadi releasing a statement that the nobel peace prize will make her more resilient and determined. president biden in a statement celebrating mohammadi's remarkable courage adding, she has endured repeated arrests, persecution and torture. mohammadi has been a leading voice in the unprecedented protest sparked by the death last year of mahsa amini arrested for not fully covering her hair what effect do you think this could have on the regime and on the crackdown against the women protesters? >> it's crucial that the international community stand in solidarity with the iranian people, and this is extremely symbolic and hopefully helps us highlight the iranian people's aspiration for secular democracy. >> reporter: iran's president raisi blamed the protests on the u.s. and others. >> translator: some european countries and the u.s. wer

and wrote: today , he is pleased to hear that narges mohammadi has won the nobel peace prize. he ended his message by saying that we will win together, and this is the second time that the nobel peace prize has been awarded to an iranian. talabi, a famous and many times demanding the increase of sanctions against our country and the removal of iranian sports teams from international competitions in 2003, received this award. the nobel peace prize has been awarded to three zionists so far. in this regard, we have a review of the records of people who won the nobel peace prize. so far this year, 123 people or institutions have won the nobel peace prize. the prime minister of the zionist regime, yitzhak rabin, who has hundreds of horrific crimes and terrorist operations against women and children and the palestinian nation, was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1999. former us secretary of state henry kissinger, who was a staunch supporter of the policies of the zionist regime, played an irreplaceable role in the massacre of the people of vietnam and the planning and implementatio

: today i was pleased to hear that narges mohammadi won the nobel peace prize. gila gamlil ended his message by saying that we will win together. and this is the second time that the nobel peace prize goes to an iranian. this award is the most controversial shirin ebadi, who is known for his anti-iranianism and separatism and has repeatedly called for the increase of sanctions against our country and the exclusion of iranian sports teams from international competitions , received this award in 2003. was. the nobel peace prize has been awarded to 3 zionists so far. in this regard, we have a review of the records of people who won the nobel peace prize. so far this year, 123 people or institutions have won the nobel peace prize. ishak rabinen, prime minister of the zionist regime, who has hundreds of horrible crimes and terrorist operations against women, children and the palestinian nation won the nobel peace prize in 1994. former us secretary of state henryringer, who was a staunch supporter of the policies of the zionist regime and played an undeniable role in

maryam rajavi, the leader of the terrorist group of the munafekin , also congratulated narges mohammadireceiving this award nobel peace narges mohm, a political activist supporting iran's separatists , was chosen as the 123rd winner of the nobel peace prize. so far this year, 123 people or institutions have won the nobel peace prize. israeli prime minister isaac rabinen , who has hundreds of heinous crimes and terrorist operations against women and children and the palestinian nation, won the nobel peace prize in 1994. henry kenger, the former us foreign minister, who was a staunch supporter of the regime's policies and played an irreplaceable role in the massacre of the people of vietnam and the planning and implementation of the coup in chile, which led to the deaths of tens of thousands of people. there has been a denial and he has received this award. jimmy carter, the former president of the united states of america, who ordered the massacre of the people of iran during the islamic revolution, to mohammad rezaza shah pahlavi , won the nobel peace prize in 2022. yasser arafat fought

maryam rajavi, the leader of the terrorist group of the munafekin, also congratulated narges mohammadireceiving this award. the nobel peace committee has chosen the 100th winner of the nobel peace prize. so far this year, 123 people or organizations have won the nobel peace prize. israeli prime minister isaac rabinen, who has hundreds of horrific crimes and terrorist operations against women and children and the palestinian nation , won the nobel peace prize in 1994. henry kissinger , former us secretary of state, who was a staunch supporter of the policies of the zionist regime. in the massacre of the people of vietnam and the planning and implementation of the coup in shiri, which led to the death of tens of thousands of people , he had an undeniable role, and jimmy carter won this award. the former us president who ordered the massacre of the iranian people during the islamic revolution to mohammad rezaza shah pahlavi also won the nobel peace prize in 2022. yasser arafat was known as a terrorist until he fought against the zionist regime, but after signing the compromise agreement a

the zionist regime also wrote in a message in persian and hebrew: i was pleased to hear that narges mohammadi the nobel peace prize. so far this year, 123 people or organizations have won the nobel peace prize. israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin, who has hundreds of horrific crimes and terrorist operations against women and children and the palestinian nation , won the nobel peace prize in 1999. henringer, the former us foreign minister, who is a staunch supporter of the regime's policies he was a zionist and he played an undeniable role in the massacre of the people of vietnam and the planning and implementation of the coup in chile which led to the death of tens of thousands of people . this award was also won by jimmy carter , the former president of the united states, who ordered the massacre of the people of iran during the islamic revolution informed mohammad rezaza shah pahlavi that he won the nobel peace prize in 2002. yasser arafat was known as a terrorist until he fought against the zionist regime, but after signing a compromise agreement and sacrificing the rights of the palestin

the minister wrote: i was pleased to hear the news that narges mohammadi won the nobel peace prize for the information of the zionist regime in a message in farsi. maryam rajavi, the leader of the terrorist group of the hypocrites, also congratulated narges mohammadi on receiving this award. political activist supporting the separatists of iran from the nobel peace committee selected him as the 12th winner of the nobel peace prize. so far this year, 123 people or organizations have won the nobel peace prize. the prime minister of the zionist regime, isaac rabinen, who has hundreds of horrific crimes and terrorist acts against women, children and the palestinian nation in his file and won the nobel peace prize, henry ringer, the former us secretary of state, who was a staunch supporter of the policies of the zionist regime and was involved in the massacre of the people of vietnam and the design and implementation of the coup in chile, which led to the death of tens of thousands of people, had an undeniable role, and former president jimmy carter received this award. the united states, w

bbc persian�*s bahman kalbasi interviewed narges mohammadi's husband and son in paris for their reactionrd the news? i was in a class and couldn't show much emotion. but what went through your mind? i was very happy and felt proud of my mum. it took a few moments for me to come to terms with it, so in the beginning, i wasjust happy and proud of my mum, just like i'm always, like yesterday and the day before that. this award belongs to iranian people. it is because of the protests. when did you last talk to your mum? about a year and six or eight months ago, but she is always in my heart. if you could talk to her now, what would you say? mum, i'm very proud of you. be brave, like always. i love you very much. take care of yourself. we are all proud of you here and always stand behind you. mr rahmani, what about you? when the announcer said "women, l life, freedom" in the beginning l of her remarks, i knew that the award had i been given to narges. it made me glad, but i've gone through many ups and downs l in my life and i know that this prize, apart from bringing i joy to its receiver, l

the jailed iranian women's rights campaigner narges mohammadi wins the nobel peace prize.e whom this prize has gone to. it belongs to women, life, freedom. in scotland, a key win at the polls for the labour party. with a general election expected next year, opposition leader keir starmer describes the by—election result as "seismic". the united nations is sending investigators to the village in north—east ukraine where a missile strike killed more than 50 people. we are in a playground where most of the bodies were recovered, and eerily, the swings and the slide are still standing. and a man appears in court charged with soliciting to commit murder over an alleged plot to kidnap the british tv presenter holly willoughby. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. a womanjailed in iran has won the nobel peace prize. narges mohammadi, the most prominent iranian women's rights advocate, was honoured for what the nobel committee said was her "fight against the oppression of women in iran and

narges mohammadi, her life has been a cycle of arrest and rearrest.nd now serving a ten year prison term and sentenced to 154 lashes, not only has the regime taken away her freedom. the last time she held her twins was eight years ago. they were only eight. for her activism, mohammadi has been accused of actions against national security and prop began today against the state and she is now facing more charges as she continues to defy liantly sk out. in a record being she reads experts of a letter she sent cnn. >> translator: this letter is not written by a free feminist in a developed and democratic society. but rather by an imprisoned woman who like millions of iranian women have been living under the authority and oppression of a military system with ideological and tyrannical foundations. >> reporter: since the age of six, deprived of life, youth, fellmill femininity and motherh. and shall i kaurls she calls ou what she says is the high pock dress. prisoners sexually assaulted. and she lent her powerful voice to the uprising and for that, she was

. >>> and narges mohammadi named of winner of the know belle peace prize and fortunate note currently in prison. arrested 13 times now for tireless efforts of women's rights, opposition to the death penalty and solitary confinement something she herself endured for weeks at a time. more of her story, ahead. >>> new reportering about donald trump's alleged mishandling the classified information, abc news now reporting months after leaving the white house trump allegedly shared sensitive information about u.s. nuclear submarine wis an australian billionaire named anthony pratt this happened at mar-a-lago in april of 2021. according to reporting an excited trump leaning towards pratt as if to are discreet told pratt the supposed exact number of nuclear warheads u.s. submarines routinely carry and exactly how close they supposedly can get to a russian submarine without being detected. pratt described trump's remarks to 6 summerists, 10 others and 3 foreign prime ministers. >> confirmed interviewed pratt as part of the classified documents probe and pratt on a list of potential witness who

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the jailed iranian women's rights campaigner narges mohammadi wins the nobel peace prize. before the capital hosts the olympic games. hello. welcome to verified live. a woman — jailed in iran — has won the nobel peace prize. narges mohammadi — the most prominent iranian women's rights advocate — was honoured for what the nobel committee said, was her "fight against the oppression of women in iran, and her efforts for

narges mohammadi his award for her struggle for women in iran. european union leaders meeting in spain, they end without an agreement on immigration policy after hungary and poland

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bbc persian's bahman kalbasi interviewed narges mohammadi's husband and son in paris., like yesterday and the day before that. this award belongs to iranian people. it is because of the protests. when did you last talk to your mum? about a year and six or eight months ago, but she is always in my heart. if you could talk to her now, what would you say? mum, i'm very proud of you. be brave, like always. i love you very much. take care of yourself. we are all proud of you here and always stand behind you. mr rahmani, what about you? translation: when the announcer said "women, life, _ freedom" in the beginning of her remarks, i knew- that the award had . been given to narges. it made me glad, but i've gone through many ups and downs l in my life and i know that this prize, apart from bringing joy| to its receiver, would carry a lot of responsibilities with it. - i narges is a representative of all. those whom this prize has gone to. it belongs to women, life, freedom, lwhich was a huge movement in iranl and still continues to exist. it makes me very happy. it is the bigg

the nobel peace prize was awarded to the convicted iranian human rights defender narges mohammadi. the nobel committee decided to give her a prestigious award for fighting against the oppression of women in iran and for defending freedom and human rights. narges mohamedi takes care of the issue of abolition of the death penalty in iran, and also actively highlights the problems of women, in particular those who are in iranian prisons. she is not alone in her human rights activities. once got behind bars, these are the cases for the moment, i tell you, see you at 3:30 p.m., the news team monitors what is happening in ukraine and the world, we will tell you about the most important things, 3:09 p.m. we going back and reminiscing about our build for our defenders, we want to buy two turret platforms. a mine for davinci wolves and adam joint task force. from the beginning, these guys have been fighting in the hot areas of eastern ukraine, where very brutal and difficult battles are currently ongoing and need their own. of your support for two such platforms with turrets, we still have 2

opposition, it's very good, it 's a very positive step, and events, i think that, as far as narges mohammadi a lot to do with islam. but you need to understand that there are many others, both women and men , who are in prisons in iran today, and this is tumat saleh, and this is a very famous iranian rapper, who in his clip, one of the last, supported ukraine in the war between russia and ukraine, and he appeared in the clip, he walks with the flag of ukraine, he is in iran. he was in prison today, under tortured, and is in the prison of the islamic republic, there are many other women who are in the prisons of the islamic republic, i think that as - the iranian opposition noted, the choice of narges mahammadi is indeed the choice of all iranian women, and who from the first days of the arrival of the islamic republics their struggle against this islamic regime, and the first protest, many do not know that the first time women came out to protest against the islamic regime, a month after the islamic revolution in 799, a day after hijab was declared mandatory in iran, millions of women took t

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the winner of the 2023 nobel peace prize, narges mohammadi, is still in prison in iran.win in scotland, what does that mean for their chances in the next general election? sting to the programme. we're going to start a small village of hroza. our correspondent has made it there is just a warning, the

narges mohammadi, the winner of this year's nobel peace prize, may not yet be aware she's been recognizedor her years of human rights activism in her native iran. that's because the 51-year-old woman is currently serving a lengthy prison sentence in iran's infamous evin prison. it's been eight years since she last saw her family, who now live in paris. after friday's announcement, french president emmanuel macron lauded mohammadi for her courage in standing up to the iranian authorities. >> translator: i think it is a very strong choice for a freedom fighter who has also faced up to the reality and cruelty of this regime, including enduring several years in prison and terrible sentences. >> in paris, mohammadi's teenage daughter said she was extremely proud of her mother for fighting for women's rights in iran, even at the cost of her own freedom. she had this message for her mom. >> translator: don't worry about the fact that you're not here. we are keeping strong for you. there's no problem. go on with your fight. we will stand by you no matter what. you will always be our beloved mothe

the jailed iranian women's rights campaigner narges mohammadi wins the nobel peace prize. to women, life, freedom. hello, i'm rajini vaidynathan. welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. well, we begin here in the uk. labour has emphatically won the rutherglen and hamilton west by—election in what's being seen as a key test of the party's ability to regain seats in scotland. with a larger than expected swing of 20.4%, labour's michael shanks secured just under 18,000 votes, more than double the total for the snp's katy loudon, who came second. the by—election was triggered by the removal of the snp's margaret ferrier after she broke covid lockdown rules in 2020. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon was at the count.

human rights activist narges mohammadi won the nobel peace prize, sentenced to 31 years in prison. the nobel committee says they're honoring her fight of oppression against women in iran. the committee said she's been arrested 15 times, and sentenced to 150 more than lashes. >>> amazon has joined the space race to blanket the globe with internet access to satellites, the company sent up its first two satellites that launched from the kennedy space center in florida friday, all part of the project kuiper. long range plans call for more than 3,200 amazon satellites to bring internet connectivity to the ground. elon musk's spacex and star link have more than 4,500 satellites providing internet to the americas, europe and australia. earlier i spoke with technology consultant and president of tmf associates, tim farrar who gave his perspective on what amazon has to do to be a player in the satellite space race. >> well, amazon's got a long way to go. it's planning to launch over 3,000 satellites and that's going to take an awful long time. dozens of launches, and the rockets need to be

the winner of the 2023 nobel peace prize narges mohammadi — is still in prison in iran.e democratic political campaign strategist, mo elleithee.

women's rights in iron and around the world as the nobel peace prize goes to jailed activist narges mohammadie that exclusive report and we look back at some of christiane's reporting on the iranian women fighting for tir

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a jailed iranian human rights activist has been awarded the nobel peace prize, narges mohammadi has beenicted five times, sentenced to a total of 31 years in prison, and 154 lashes all for campaigning against iran's death penalty, use of solitary confinement and tehran's treatment of women. this past year she rallied immense support for the women-led protest against the government's so-called morality police that rocked the country despite being behind bars. >>> and the hospitalization of a 16-year-old iranian girl is fuel ago new wave of outrage towards the country's morality police, in a case that has been widely shared on social media, human rights activists allege that armeda garavan was assaulted on the metro at the hands of the government for not wearing a head scarf. iranian authorities denying the allegations saying the teen fainted after her blood pressure dropped. in security footage aired on state-run media, you see a girl with uncovered short black hair boarding a train. then subsequently being dragged off of it, apparently unconscious. nbc news cannot verify the authenticity