'Voice of oppressed people:' Rights activist Narges Mohammadi speaks out for Iranian women from prison | CNN

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : “But when someone chooses a path, they must endure all the hardships.” Ali, like his father, is resolute, saying his mother must keep going “for Iran, for our future.”
44% : On Friday, she won the Nobel Peace Prize for “her fight against the oppression of women in Iran and her fight to promote human rights and freedom for all,” the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced in Oslo.
43% : Their mother is Narges Mohammadi, a woman whose name has become synonymous with the fight for human rights in Iran – a battle that has cost this activist almost everything.
41% : But not even the darkest cells of the notorious Evin Prison in Tehran have crushed her powerful voice.
34% : Outside the prison walls, a brutal crackdown on protest by Iranian authorities largely quelled the movement sparked by Amini’s death and the morality police resumed their headscarf patrols in July.
31% : She lost her eye protesting in Iran.
28% : According to Mohammadi, sexual violence against women detainees has “significantly increased” since the protests that swept Iran last year, leading her to describe the abuse as now “systematic.”

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