Nobel Peace Prize Recognizes Women's Rights Activism in Iran and Saudi Arabia

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Taghi Rahmani, the husband of Iranian human rights activist Narges Mohammadi, spoke about her dedication to human rights after she won the Nobel Peace Prize while serving a prison sentence in Iran. Rahmani expressed his happiness that the prize symbolizes the recognition of their resistance against the oppressive Iranian government. He hopes for his wife's release but acknowledges that her struggle will be long. Rahmani emphasized that Mohammadi stands with all imprisoned human rights activists in Iran and believes in fighting for freedom for all.
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