Skip to Content
Onsdag 15. februar 2012

Shirin Ebadi

The New York Times

Artikler om Shirin Ebadi fra nytimes.com. Senest opdateret 17. september 2011
  • By the Ayatollah's Decree

    ASSASSINS OF THE TURQUOISE PALACE By Roya Hakakian 322 pp. Grove Press. $25. On the night of Sept. 17, 1992, two armed men entered the Mykonos restaurant in Berlin and shot dead a visiting Kurdish leader of the Iranian opposition, his two aides and an exiled dissident. The visiting dignitary, Sadegh Sharafkandi, was the chairman of Iran's...

  • Promoting Peace, Nobel Laureates Square Off, Politely

    NEWARK -- Of the many rare scenes provided here on Friday by renowned advocates of enlightenment and nonviolence, the rarest may have been a pair of Nobel Peace Prize winners getting about as close as such people ever get to actual confrontation. On a stage during the opening session of the Newark Peace Education Summit, the Dalai Lama and Jody...

  • Iranians Defend Freezing of Assets of Nobel Laureate

    Iran denounced charges by the Norwegian government that it had illegally confiscated a Nobel Peace Prize winner's medal and frozen her bank account, the IRNA news agency reported Friday. Iran called the assertion an interference in its internal affairs and said the Nobelist, Shirin Ebadi, owed taxes to the government. ''We are surprised that...

Wikipedia

Shirin Ebadi (født den 21. juni 1947) er en Iransk advokat og menneskerettighedsaktivist. Den 10. oktober 2003 blev hun tildelt Nobels fredspris, som den første iraner og den første muslimske kvinde.

Ovenstående faktaboks er lavet med data fra internet-encyklopædien Wikipedia og en række andre åbne databaser. Faktaboksen er altså ikke redigeret eller fact-tjekket af Information.

Finder du oplysninger som er ukorrekte, er du velkommen til at skrive til os: web@information.dk

Wikipedia skrives og redigeres løbende af encyklopædiens brugere. Vær med til at gøre Wikipedia bedre.