Global Outcry Over Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi's Return to Iranian Prison

Narges Mohammadi, recently operated on for a potential cancerous lesion, faces deteriorating health as Iran dismisses calls for her release.

Narges Mohammadi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, was returned to prison in Iran shortly after surgery for a bone lesion feared to be cancerous.
Over 40 human rights organizations have petitioned the United Nations for Mohammadi's immediate release on medical grounds.
Mohammadi, a vocal critic of the Iranian regime, is serving a 13-year and 9-month sentence for charges condemned internationally as politically motivated.
Her health has been severely compromised by years of imprisonment and solitary confinement, with past incidents including multiple heart attacks.
The situation highlights ongoing internal unrest in Iran, with public protests against theocratic rule and economic hardships continuing to escalate.