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Prominent Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi, awarded in 2023 Nobel Peace Prize, was hospitalized in a Central Asian countryafter his family and inner circle reported that the authorities were he was prevented from receiving medical care for two months due to his deteriorating health.

“Narges Mohammadi has finally been hospitalized. in about nine weeks of denial of medical care” This was stated in a statement from her foundation, which emphasized the “support of human rights defenders” and the international community in her transfer to the hospital.

Thus, he stated that “these nine weeks of delay, together with long-term imprisonment and solitary confinement, caused serious damage to Narges’s health, “He will require a long period of medical care,” but Iranian authorities have not yet commented on his condition.

His foundation, which claimed that “A simple transfer to a hospital will not be enough. to cope with the serious health problems faced by the Iranian activist, he emphasized:

We continue to call for the unconditional release of Narges Mohammadi and his full access to medical care.

In this sense, he demanded to receive “medical clearance” “to receive comprehensive treatment for her numerous diseases,” while simultaneously expressing gratitude to “all the friends” who supported the activist and continue to work to highlight the situation. “Until Narges is freed.”

The transfer took place after more than 240 activists will sign a petition demanding that she be hospitalized and stated that the Iranian authorities are seeking “to impose a “silent death”” Mohammadi, which was accepted into Evin prisonlocated in Tehran.

We warn that the life and health of Narges Mohammadi are in grave danger and that members of the security and judicial apparatus of the Islamic Republic bear direct responsibility for any tragic outcome associated with these delays in his care.

For this reason they also asked international community “put more pressure on the Iranian government” to ensuring Mohammadi gets “the help he needs” and added that the activist “must not be sacrificed to the repressive and vindictive policies of the government of the Islamic Republic (Iran).”

Mohammadi, 52 years oldpassed spent most of the last 20 years of his life in prison and that was it convicted up to five times until it accumulates the total punishment is 31 years in prison.

Throughout his activist life, She founded women’s rights associations and wrote books and articles. especially condemn the abuses they are subjected to especially in the country’s prisons.

(Europe Press)