narges mohammadi was just seven at the time. the revolution changed her life. she trained as a scientist, but having seen family members arrested and imprisoned, she was drawn to journalism and to protest. she married academic and political dissident taghi rahmani. they became a power couple in iran's protest movement. he spent years in prison before fleeing into exile. soon, their two childrenjoined him. since the green movement protests of 2009, iran has been roiled by sporadic mass protests. narges has spent much of the last decade either in court or in prison, for campaigns against political repression, the death penalty and prison abuses. one of her fellow inmates in evin prison was the british—iranian woman, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. she is a very lively, very kind, very generous woman who would make sure that everyone who comes to the general ward feels comfortable. when 22—year—old mahsa amini died in police custody in september 2022, having been detained for violating the islamic dress code, a new protest movement led by women and girls confronted the

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he gave to narges mohammadi, nilofar hamedi and elahi mohammadi. nilofar hamedi and elahi mohammadi were those who in three periods a soft subversion of american institutions participating abroad. now i have done everything. hey , we used to say, baba zan, life, for example, oppression against kurdistan. look, we attacked the police. the national media foundation of canada nominated hamed esmailiyoun for its award . the ismailis he was one of the leaders of the opposition in the last fall and one of the most relevant members of the munafekin organization. this year's human rights award in guangzhou , south korea was awarded to trade unions of iranian cultural workers. the official of badaghi, a member of the teachers' union from tehran, the leaders of the illegal teachers' union , who are in organizations with intelligence service agents. france met in tehran in order to implement the destabilization project. in fact, his excuse may have been related to the photography during last year's protests. he became famous in 1996 with this photo that he sa

unesco gave its top award for press freedom to narges mohammadi, nilofar hamedi and elahi mohammadi. he nominated nilufar hamedi and hamed ismailiyoun for his award . ismailiyoun is one of the leaders of the opposition in the clashes last fall and one of the most relevant organizations of the hypocrites. this year's human rights award in guangzhou, south korea was awarded to the trade unions of iranian cultural workers, the members of the teachers' union from tehran, the leaders of the illegal teachers' union, who met with the agents of the french intelligence service in tehran and in order to implement the destabilization project , a large amount of dollars. to recieve. pour terroriser la population pour se battre contre la police et également to be able to have teacher rallies to riot. whoever wants to take this right from us, we will stand against him and him in various ways we will kneel down. international center. the zionist lobby was responsible for giving this custom award. in the past, the same lobbies gave the nobel peace prize to shirin ebadi, the head of the illegal human

this is narges mohammadi, who is opposed to iranian women being required to wear the hijab. een—year—old twins received the prize on her behalf and read out a speech their mother had written from prison. farnaz fassihi is united nations bureau chief for the new york times, she's known narges mohammadi for 20 years and has interviewed her many times. she told me why ms mohammadi is so exceptional. narges mohamed is an exceptional human rights activist, a women's rights activist, a woman who has dedicated her life and her career to notjust defending women's rights, but also minorities in iran, religious minorities, death sentences, prisoners. i would safely say that the women's movement that we saw sort of spring out and explode out in the public last year in the women, life, freedom movement really rests on the activism and the diligent work that narges has done in the past two decades. she's really being compared to nelson mandela. narges mohammadi is iran's nelson mandela. she is injail, currently, serving a ten—year sentence and even injail, she's defiant. she gives intervi

he gave his top award for press freedom to narges mohammadi, nilufar hamedi and elahi mohammadi. nilofar hamedi and elahi mohammadi were the ones who participated in three periods of soft subversion of american institutions abroad. now they are doing all the work. hey, we used to say that father is the wife of life. look, we attacked the police. hamed national media foundation of canada. nominated ismailiyon for his award. ismailiyoun was one of the leaders of the opposition in the riots last fall and was one of the most relevant members of the munafekin organization. award human rights this year in guangzhou, south korea was awarded to trade unions of iranian cultural workers. rasool badaghi, a member of the teachers' union from tehran, the leaders of the illegal teachers' union, who met with the agents of the french intelligence service in tehran , and were under constant pressure from the media, were in chaos. reza pahlavi was awarded the america's lincoln outspokenness award . an award from american conservatives. the range of conservatives in the zionist lobby played the mos

he gave himself to narges mohammadi, nilufar hamedi and elahi mohammadi for the freedom of the press. nilofar hamedi and elahi mohammadi were the ones who participated in the three periods of soft subversion of american institutions abroad. now they are doing all the work. hey we used to say that baba is a woman of free life or, for example, oppression from kurdistan. look, we attacked the police. the national media foundation of canada nominated hamed esmailiyoun. kurd esmailiyoun was one of the leaders of the opposition in the riots of last fall and one of the most relevant members of the munafekin organization. this year's human rights award in guangzhou, south korea was awarded to trade unions of iranian cultural workers. rasool badaghi, a member of the teachers' union from tehran, the leaders of the illegal teachers' union, who met with the agents of the french intelligence service in tehran and acted accordingly. we will fight against him in different ways he stood up and we will bring him to his knees. the international center for human rights in canada also awarded this year's

the twin children ofjailed nobel peace prize winner narges mohammadi received her award in oslo. 0h,eived her award in oslo. oh, well. it's huge. revealed, the skull of a sea monster that is 150 million years old. welcome we begin in israel i hamas that killed 1200 people the prime minister of israel says it is the beginning of the end for the beginning of the end for the group. the prime minister of catalyst is the ongoing bombardment of gaza is narrowing the window for a new truce. israel says its ground forces have now reached the centre of car newness on the south of the territory. israel has urged civilians to leave the city centre and move to safe zones, meanwhile civilians living on the other palestinian territory the west bank have had their rights and freedoms severely curtailed by israel since october seven. our international editorjeremy brian reports on the situation on the ground in both the west bank and gaza. at al nasser hospital in khan younis, they laid out the wrapped bodies of people killed in the night by israel. at the end of the line was a baby killed on the da

narges mohammadi was just seven at the time. the revolution changed her life.ed and imprisoned, she was drawn to journalism and to protest. she married academic and political dissident taghi rahmani. they became a power couple in iran's protest movement. he spent years in prison before fleeing into exile. soon, their two childrenjoined him. since the green movement protests of 2009, iran has been roiled by sporadic mass protests.

narges mohammadi.two children accepted the noble peace prize on behalf of their mother narges mohammadi iranian human rights activists currently serving a ten year sentence in rangel. an acceptance speech written by her mother, she told at the youth of iran and transform the streets in public spaces into an arena for widespread civil resistance. resistance is alive, and the struggle endures. the iranian people will dismantle obstruction and despotism through their persistence. have no doubt, this is certain and quote. tomorrow, eight days after those remarks narges mohammadi will again go on trial which is according to a verified instagram post comes as a result of her quote recent activities in prison, including making statements and her writings outside the prison and quote. now that phrase, that you had mohammadi's children invoke at the ceremony means women, life freedom. she said that at the hands of the morality police. it prompted a strong crackdown. a new report by amnesty in national, city sec

narges mohammadi was just seven at the time. the revolution changed her life. imprisoned, she was drawn to journalism and to protest. she married academic and political dissident, taghi rahmani. they became a power couple in iran's protest movement. he spent years in prison before fleeing into exile. soon, their two childrenjoined him. since the green movement protests of 2009, iran has been roiled by sporadic mass protests.

narges mohammadi. .. are cam aiaunin drove away. narges mohammadi. .. the nobel peace prize, continuing within prison. she was described as a freedom fighter. does twins and their father are living in exile freedom fighter. does twins and theirfather are living in exile in paris. everyday is a challenge. translation: me paris. everyday is a challenge. translation:— paris. everyday is a challenge. translation: ~ ~ ., ., ., ~ translation: we know that the work m mother translation: we know that the work my mother is — translation: we know that the work my mother is doing _ translation: we know that the work my mother is doing today _ translation: we know that the work my mother is doing today is _ translation: we know that the work my mother is doing today is for - translation: we know that the work my mother is doing today is for her . my mother is doing today is for her country, and for us. so that my sister has the same rights as me in our country. these nine years that my mum has not been here has been tough. my mum has not been here has been tou~h. .

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narges mohammadi. .. freedom fighter. the twins, along with their father, narges' husband, are living in exile in paris. every day is a challenge. translation: we know that the work that my mother is doing today - is in effect for her country and for kiana and i, so that kiana has the same rights as me in iran. these nine years that my mum was not here has been worth it. yet another birthday goes by without their mother. they still hope for a brighterfuture. if iran is free and my mum is free, i'll tell her, "mum, we did it. "we achieved our goal. "now let's go and get some ice cream and have a little celebration." maryam zohdi, bbc news. the children of narges mohammadi speaking there. it crashed ticketing sites, led to sold out hotels and even generated earthquake—like seismic activity. we're talking about taylor swift's latest tour. now it's broken the record for sales. our reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. she is one of the biggest stars in the world, the most streamed artist on spo

this is narges mohammadi, who is opposed to iranian women being required to wear the hijab.nt bahman kalbasi sent this report from 0slo. what's being wrapped up behind me at 0slo city hall was the scene of a moving ceremonyjust a few hours ago, with the presence of the norwegian royal family, and officials of this country and other human rights activists who came from around the world to witness the award of the nobel peace prize in absentia — because only for the third time in the 120—plus years of the history of this award, the winner of the nobel peace prize is behind bars, narges mohammadi, from iran, a human rights activist who has spent the better part of the last two decades in jail, was not here. she remains in prison in iran, but her two children, twins, 17 years old, her daughter and son, accepted the award on her behalf and read the very moving message that she has sent from inside jail, and listened to songs and performances of women all from iran, just to crystallise the demands of the women, life, freedom movement in that country that has become prominent in th

translation: narges mohammadi is going to have a hunger strike, to morrow, the baha'i community is undererybody is under pressure, everybody is under pressure, anybody who is not with the regime is under pressure in iran. it crashed ticketing sites, led to sold—out hotels and even generated earthquake—like seismic activity. we're talking about taylor swift's latest tour. now it's broken the record for sales. nicky schiller explains. she is one of the biggest stars in the world, the most streamed artist on spotify of 2023 and now taylor swift has another record for her tour. welcome to the eras tour. it has become the highest grossing in music history, bringing in more than $1 billion in her first 60 shows between march and november of this year. trade publication pollstar, which tracks music sales, says taylor made $1.04 billion. they called that staggering. but taylor is not only making more money, she is doing it faster. the previous record holder was eltonjohn. he made $939 million, but that was over the course of 328 shows on his farewell tour. taylor is making more money because she

narges mohammadi. .. long with their father, narges' husband, are living in exile in paris. every day is a challenge. translation: we know that the work that my mother is doing today - is in effect for her country and for kiana and i, so that kiana has the same rights as me in iran. these nine years that my mum was not here has been worth it. another birthday goes by without their mother. they still hope for a brighterfuture. if iran is free and my mum is free, i'll tell her, "mum, we did it. "we achieved our goal. "now let's go and get some ice cream and have a little celebration." maryam zohdi, bbc news. here in the uk, the chair of the commons education committee is warning that teenagers are being bombarded with online promotions for financial products they don't understand. robin walker says many are too dangerous or risky to invest in, and financial education in schools and colleges should be strengthened. let's talk to dan whitworth from bbc radio 4's moneybox programme, who's been looking into this

the twin children ofjailed nobel peace prize winner narges mohammadi received her award in oslo. 0h, 150 million years old. welcome we begin in israel i hamas that killed 1200 people the prime minister of israel says it is the beginning of the end for the beginning of the end for the group. the prime minister of catalyst is the ongoing

narges mohammadi, that is, not that it was influenced by him, basically, that noisy and noisy awarding ceremony. for no reason, the nobel prize was given to a prisoner, an iranian criminal, and all the noise and media attention was a platform. in order to get the result of the outcome in the general assembly's vote and to be able to actually destroy israel to some extent, say that if the general assembly has voted against israel several times so far and in fact in favor of a ceasefire in gaza, it will vote against iran instead. the data means that the servant of this space industry actually knows enough about sweden's nobel prize for his vote 9 days later in the series against iran. this general assembly , which had appeared so anti-israeli in these few rounds of voting , should separate this position from that position and raise a new issue in order to make the issue of israel less prominent. now the zionist lobbies of canada, if they cast an abstention vote or a positive vote from onor, they would compensate for israel like this. to come to the general assembly, which had voted again

and the children of jailed iranian human rights leader narges mohammadi accepted the nobel peace prize on behalf of their mother at a ceremony in oslo, norway sunday. 17-year-old twins kiana and ali rahmani, who live in france, read their mother's speech, which was smuggled out of tehran's evin prison. this is ali. >> the reality is the regime of the islamic republic is at its lowest level of legitimacy and popular support, situated in a position of unstable equilibrium and the emergence of any element as a catalyst for change will mark the final form of population policies and transition from religious -- amy: narges mohammadi started a new hunger strike the day of the nobel ceremony in solidarity with the persecuted baha'i religious minority. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show looking at allegations that universities have failed to address threats of violence against jewish students following a contentious hearing on anti-semitism and a broader effort to restrict pro-palestini

. >>> today in oslo, norway, the nobel peace prize was awarded to narges mohammadi.n children kiana and ali rhamani accepted and read aloud a prepared speech, either human rights will become respected internationally or human rights violations will continue to spread across state borders. >>> a timely record was set today for a good cause. a watch made by cassio not usually associated with high end fetched more than $400,000 at auction. it's a special edition made of 18 karat yellow gold. the money will help fund the nature conservancy here in new york. next on the "cbs evening news," a monster find known as the trex of the seas. ♪ ♪ >>> today, a highly anticipated debut for nba star lebron james' son, freshman bronny james returned to the court for his first game at the university of southern california. bronny went into cardiac arrest during a pre-season workout back in july. last week he was finally cleared to play by his doctors after months of recovery. >>> a gigantic sea monster discovery on new zealand's coast. a skull of a plyosur. many of the 190 teeth are s

>>> today in oslo, norway the nobel peace prize was awarded to iranian human rights activist narges mohammadiespite her ongoing detention inside iran. mohammadi's twin children kiana and ali ramani accepted the medal and diploma on her behalf, reading aloud a prepared speech. under a portrait of their mother, who they haven't seen in eight years, they said, "either human rights will become respected internationally or human rights violations will human rights violations will continue to spread across state bladder leak underwear has one job. i just want to feel protected! especially for those sudden gush moments. when your keys are in the door and your body's like, “it's happening”! if you're worried about your protection, it's not the right protection. always discreet protects like no other. with double leak guards that help prevent gushes escaping from the sides. and a rapid dry core that locks in your heaviest gush quickly for up to zero leaks. and it contours, to everybody. now this, is protection! always discreet- the protection we deserve! my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid aft

in the absence of the winner, human rights activist narges mohammadi, who remains in prison in iran.enage children. who will read out a speech that she managed to smuggle out. hello again. yesterday was a wet and a windy day. we had gusts up to 80 miles an hour around north wales, but that was all because of storm elin, which has cleared away to the east, and today we have this area of cloud moving in all linked into storm fergus, which is mostly going to affect the republic of ireland. there will be little if any impact to the uk, but we will have some rain moving and spreading north and eastwards across many areas. the winds are strengthening later around those irish sea coasts, but here is that rain, and as we go through this afternoon, it will continue to push into scotland, but clearing for much of england and wales, some sunshine across wales, the midlands and through southern areas of england, a bit of sunshine for a time in northern ireland before further showers move in. temperatures about 7 or 8 degrees in the north, 11 to 1a celsius further south. so in that sunshine, that

the twin children of nobel peace prize winner — narges mohammadi — receive her award in oslo.a monster that's 150 million years old. you're with bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in israel where nine weeks after the attacks by hamas that killed 1,200 people — prime minister benjamin netanyahu says it is �*the beginning of the end' for the group.

in the historic oslo city hall to receive the nobel peace prize on behalf of their mother, narges moha mohammadis is very symbolic for us. narges is a flower in -- >> i see. >> reporter: we joined them as they got a first look at the room where they'll also present her nobel lecture smuggled ute of iran's evin prison. >> translator: standing here i'm trying to visualize the crowd, kiyana tells us. "we will have to live up to this. a lot of important people will be here." >> reporter: the 17-year-old twins' first language is french. they were not yet 9 when they left iran with their father for self-exile in paris after their mother was ripped away from them by a regime that has tried and failed to silence her. >> translator: we are extremely proud of all that she's done. but what really saddens us today is she is not here. because we should not be the ones being interviewed. that's my mother's right. but we'll do our best to be her voice and represent what is happening in iran. >> reporter: their mother has been punished time and time again. sentenced to a total of 31 years and 154 lashes for sta

narges mohammadi i mean, in fact, not that this was influenced by him , basically, that loud and noisyemony of awarding the nobel prize to a prisoner, an iranian criminal , this was a platform and all that noise and media attention was a platform because its output is the result of the vote of the general assembly. take it and be able to denigrate israel to some extent, say that if the general assembly has voted for israel against israel and in favor of a cease-fire in gaza, it has also voted against iran , which means that the slave of this space construction is actually sweden's nobel prize. i know a lot for the vote 9 days later in the collection against iran, human rights vote against iran 9 days later , and i know this as a plan for this general assembly, which had appeared so anti-israel in these few rounds of voting , to separate it from that position. and bring up a new issue in order to make the issue of israel less prominent, that is, if in order to satisfy the zionist lobbies, that is, canada, if there is even one abstention vote or one positive vote from onor, he will compe

the family of this year's nobel peace prize winner, narges mohammadi, says she will go hunger strikein oslo, her children — twins ali and kiana rahmani — expressed their pride in their mother for speaking out against the regime's treatment of women and promoting human rights. they said they're honoured to be collecting the award on her behalf. her husband also revealed that she would be going back on a hunger strike, "in solidarity" with the baha'i religious minority. narges is going to have a hunger strike tomorrow the baha'i community is under pressure, sunnis under pressure, everybody is under pressure, anyone who's not with the regime is under pressure in iran. ukraine 5 first lady has warned that ukrainians will be left to die if the west doesn't continue its support for the country. speaking exclusively to the bbc — after the us senate blocked an aid bill for ukraine worth more than 60 billion dollars — olena zelenska insisted a lack of help would pose a �*mortal danger�*. laura kuenssberg reports. explosion war in winter, ukrainian forces on the front line in eastern ukraine.

narges mohammadi has been imprisoned in iran since 2010 for her opposition to iranian women being requiredrize on her behalf and read out a speech their mother had written from prison. with 2a hours to go before the official end of the un climate talks in dubai, an agreement meant to phase out fossil fuels may not come to pass as not all countries are on board. i spoke to mark brownstein, the senior vice president of the energy transition at environmental defense fund. he had just got back from the summit. thank you so much for being with us. we are heading into the final days now of this summit. do you think there is the possibility that we get an agreement to phase out fossil fuels? i agreement to phase out fossil fuels? ~ , fuels? i think we will see amazing _ fuels? i think we will see amazing progress - fuels? i think we will see amazing progress on - fuels? i think we will see amazing progress on twoj amazing progress on two pollutants. methane, which drives a third of the warming of our planet is experiencing right now and carbon dioxide. which is primarily derived from fossil fuels

. >>> this year's winner of the nobel peace prize, narges mohammadi, describes herself as one of the millions of resilient iranian women who have risen up against oppression, repression, discrimination, and tyranny. that is part of the acceptance speech the activist wrote from her prison cell in tehran. she was awarded the prize back in october, but on sunday her children accepted it on her behalf and read her speech aloud. >> translator: i'm confident that the light of freedom and justice will shine brightly on the land of iran. at that moment, we will celebrate the victory of democracy and human rights over tyranny and authoritarianism. and the anthem of the people's triumph on the streets of iran will resonate worldwide. >> mohammadi has been sentenced to a total of 31 years in prison in iran for her decades of human rights activism. >>> france is celebrating the 75th anniversary of the declaration of human rights. president emmanuel macron urged the significance of supporting women, children, and the lgbt community at the palace in paris, where the draft was signed. the u.n. gene

narges mohammadi has been stopped from holding her twins for the last eight years.adzic traveled to the area. >> the proudest moment of their lives. the day to stand on the historic world stage in the oslo city hall to receive the peace prize, the nobel peace prize on behalf of their mother. >> this is a very difficult day for us. >> we joined them as they got a first look at the room where they will also present her nobel lecture, smuggled out of iran's prison. >> standing here, i'm trying to visualize the crowd, she tells us, we will have to live up to this. a lot of important people will be here. >> the 17-year-old twins the first language is french, they were not yet nine when they left iran with their father for self exile in paris after their mother was ripped away from them by a regime that has tried and failed to silence her. >> translator: we are extremely proud of all that she's done. but what we are sad about today is she is not here, because we are not the ones that should be interviewed, that is my mother's right, but we are here doing our best to repre

the family of this years nobel peace prize winner — narges mohammadi — say she's to go on hunger striker children, twins ali and kiana rahmani, expressed their pride in their mother for speaking out against the regime 5 treatment of women and promoting human rights. they said they re honoured to be collecting the award on her behalf. her husband also revealed that she would be going back on a hunger strike, "in solidarity" with the baha'i religious minority: translation: she is going to have a hunter translation: she is going to have a hunger strike — translation: she is going to have a hunger strike tomorrow, _ translation: she is going to have a hunger strike tomorrow, the - hunger strike tomorrow, the community is under pressure, everybody is under pressure. anybody who is not with the regime is under pressure. tributes have been paid to the hollywood actor, ryan o'neal, who has died at the age of 82. in the 19705, he starred in a string of box office hits, including the romance love story. lizo mzimba looks back at his life. it was a phenomenon. millions watched and wept as two stud

. >>> the children of the activist n narges mohammadi has given a speech.n read a speech written by mohammadi from her prison cell. >> translator: i'm confident that the light to freedom and justice will shine brightly on the land of iran. at that moment, we will celebrate the victory of democracy and human rights over tyranny and authoritarianism. and the people's trial on the streets of iran will resonate worldwide. >> in her lecture, mohammadi highlighted how young people in iran has been a catalyst for the social existence. destruction and despotism through their assistance, i have no doubt this is certain. >>> france has celebrated the declaration of human rights. the president said it's important to carry on and recognizes the rights of the lgbtq community. and in paris where the draft was signed. >> translator: the work is immense, but i know that you are courageous. i know as well that we are together, united by the strength of this fight. and by the certainty that each time we give up a centimeter, it's a centimeter of regression that we accept for

the family of this year's nobel peace prize winner — narges mohammadi — say she's to go on hunger striketheir mother for speaking out against the regime's treatment of women and promoting human rights. they said they're honoured to be collecting the award on her behalf. her husband also revealed that she would be going back on a hunger strike, "in solidarity" with the baha'i religious minority. translation: narges is going i to have a hunger strike tomorrow. the baha'i community is under pressure in iran, the sunnis are under pressure, everybody is under pressure, anybody who is not with the regime is under pressure in iran. hundreds of thousands of dead fish have washed up on a beach in northern japan. tons of mostly sardines and mackerel were found on a mile—long stretch of sand in the port city of hakodate. authorities are still investigating the cause. residents have been warned not to take the dead fish home. scientists looking at the 75—million—year—old remains of a dinosaur have been able to identify its last meal. the bones of two other, much smaller dinosaurs were discovered ins