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Iranian human rights activist and 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi was urgently transferred from Zanjan Prison to a hospital intensive care unit on May 1, 2026, after twice losing consciousness and suffering a severe cardiac crisis.

Iranian human rights activist and 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi was urgently transferred from Zanjan Prison to a hospital intensive care unit on May 1, 2026, after twice losing consciousness and suffering a severe cardiac crisis.

Mohammadi's lawyer Mostafa Nili said her condition had involved severe blood pressure fluctuations, repeated fatigue and chest pain in recent days. A neurologist ultimately ordered her immediate hospital transfer after she fainted a second time.

Mohammadi's lawyer Mostafa Nili said her condition had involved severe blood pressure fluctuations, repeated fatigue and chest pain in recent days. A neurologist ultimately ordered her immediate hospital transfer after she fainted a second time.

Iran's Legal Medicine Organization in Zanjan confirmed Mohammadi requires at least one month of medical leave, but the Zanjan prosecutor referred the matter to Tehran's prosecutor, leaving the order unexecuted.

Iran's Legal Medicine Organization in Zanjan confirmed Mohammadi requires at least one month of medical leave, but the Zanjan prosecutor referred the matter to Tehran's prosecutor, leaving the order unexecuted.

Medical teams in Zanjan requested Mohammadi's records before treating her and recommended transfer to Tehran, but Iran's Intelligence Ministry opposed the move for angiography, according to her Paris-based husband, Taghi Rahmani.

Medical teams in Zanjan requested Mohammadi's records before treating her and recommended transfer to Tehran, but Iran's Intelligence Ministry opposed the move for angiography, according to her Paris-based husband, Taghi Rahmani.

The Norwegian Nobel Committee urged Iranian authorities to immediately transfer Mohammadi to her medical team in Tehran, stating her life was in their hands. Her daughter said more than 138 days of medical neglect had pushed her mother to the brink of death.

The Norwegian Nobel Committee urged Iranian authorities to immediately transfer Mohammadi to her medical team in Tehran, stating her life was in their hands. Her daughter said more than 138 days of medical neglect had pushed her mother to the brink of death.

Mohammadi, 53, was arrested in December 2025 and sentenced to seven and a half years by a Revolutionary Court in Mashhad. She had previously been serving a 13-year, nine-month sentence but was released on furlough in late 2024 due to medical concerns.

Mohammadi, 53, was arrested in December 2025 and sentenced to seven and a half years by a Revolutionary Court in Mashhad. She had previously been serving a 13-year, nine-month sentence but was released on furlough in late 2024 due to medical concerns.

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