Sources: 
Narges Mohammadi, aged 53, has been in unstable condition in a Zanjan hospital after being urgently transferred from prison due to significant health declines.
Her foundation reported two episodes of complete loss of consciousness and a severe cardiac crisis.
The transfer follows 140 days of
medical neglect since her arrest on December 12. Mohammadi, sentenced to seven additional years, had previously suffered a
heart attack and displayed visible signs of distress, reportedly needing assistance to walk.
According to her family, Mohammadi’s current condition is a
direct threat to her life, emphasizing the urgency of her treatment for past physical abuse during arrest.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee condemned
ongoing life-threatening mistreatment of Mohammadi earlier this year, reinforcing the concerns surrounding her imprisonment.
In February, the committee highlighted severe medical negligence that has worsened her health, noting the critical need for specialized care that prison doctors failed to provide.
As a prominent human rights lawyer, Mohammadi's situation has sparked international outrage, raising questions about the treatment of imprisoned dissidents in Iran and the urgent need for intervention from global human rights organizations.
Sources: Narges Mohammadi, the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, was hospitalized in critical condition after a catastrophic deterioration of her health, including two episodes of loss of consciousness, following 140 days of medical neglect in Iranian custody, according to her foundation. She faces a direct threat to her life.
