This year, the Nebel Award for Peace has been awarded to Iran's Nargis Mohammadi, which has won the prestigious award in recognition of her role in the fight against oppression of women in the West, Human Rights and Freedom.
For this prestigious award, more than three hundred individuals and organizations were initially nominated in the past, and from there, Nargis was selected for the finale.
On Friday (October 6), the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced his name as a 3 pm Bangladesh Peace in Peace. The Norwegian Nobel Committee said that he received this award for the fight against oppression of women in Iran and the effort to achieve human rights and freedom for all.
Nargis Mohammadi is an Iranian rights activist and Deputy Head of the Defenders of Human Rights Center, who has been a victim of widespread oppression for freedom of speech and freedom. Iranian authorities have arrested him at least 13 times. He has been sentenced to five times, serving a total of 31 years in prison.
Last year i.e. in 2022, Belarus' human rights lawyer Aless Biliyatsky, Russian human rights organization Memorial and Ukrainian human rights organization Center for Civil Liberties won the Nobel Peace Prize.
In 2021, Philippine journalist Maria Ressa and Russian journalist Dmitri Muratov won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021. They were awarded the award for the adventurous lord of freedom of expression.
The Red Cross has won the Nobel Peace Prize three times so far (in 1917, 1944 and 1963). The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has received the United Nations two times (in 1954 and 1981).
The Nobel Prize winners are being announced in a phased manner from October 2 this year to October 9. The Nobel Prize in Peace has been announced today (October 6) in medicine, on Tuesday (October 3) in Physics, on Tuesday (October 3). The name of the Nobel Prize in Economics will be announced on October 9.
The Nobel Prize was introduced in 1895 by Swedish scientist Alfred Nobel, a 1895-department of the Nobel Prize in 1951. It was awarded five subjects for successful, unique research, innovation and human welfare activities.
