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A Look at the Life of Shirin Ebadi, the First Muslim Woman to Win Nobel Peace Prize.
date of birth: 21 June 1947
birth place: Hamdan, Iran
father: Muhammad Ali Ebadi, Professor of Law and Lawyer
Mother: my yamini
Marriage: Javad Tawasolian (1975—date of divorce unknown)
Children: Narges (Female); Negar (Female)
education: University of Tehran, law degree, 1969; University of Tehran, doctorate, 1971
Religion: Islam
first iranian to win Nobel Peace Prize,
is a preacher rights of women and children And have published many books on the subject.
Worked to try to change child custody laws in Iran after 9-year-old Ariane Golshani was beaten to death by her father and stepmother. Golshani’s mother was not allowed his custody because of Iranian laws favoring men over women.
March 1969 – Became Iran’s first female judge.
1975-1979 , Serves as the President of the City Court of Tehran.
1979 , He is forced to step down as a judge after the Islamic Revolution.
1999 – Campaign to reveal the identity of the attackers who killed several students at Tehran University.
2000 – After serving more than three weeks in prison and suspended from practicing law for five years, he and another lawyer were charged with releasing a video purportedly condemning members of the government Was.
2001 – Won the Rafto Prize for his work promoting democracy and fighting for human rights in Iran.
2003 – Victory Nobel Peace Prize.
2006 – Her memoir “Iran Awakening: One Woman’s Journey to Claim Her Life and Country” has been published. Helps to establish the Nobel Women’s Initiative along with other women’s peace prize recipients.
2007 – The prisoner represents Haleh Esfandiyari, an Iranian-American scholar who has been released after being arrested on charges of endangering national security.
2008 – Ebadi’s book “Refugee Rights in Iran” is published.
April 2008 – Iranian after receiving death threats to Ebadi Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad police inquiry order
December 2008 – Iranian security forces raid Ebadi’s office in Tehran. She tells CNN that the authorities gave her no reason to close her office.
June 2009 – Begins life in exile in the United Kingdom.
November 2009 – The Iranian government confiscated Ebadi’s Nobel medal and froze his bank accounts.
2011 – his book “The Golden Cage: Three Brothers, Three Choice, One Destiny” is published.
August 2015 – Ebadi and other high-profile Iranians released a video encouraging Americans to support the nuclear deal with Iran.
March 2016 – His memoir “As long as we are free: My fight for human rights in Iran” has been published.
February-March 2018 – Visited Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, With Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Tawakkol Karman Yemen and Mairead Maguire Northern Ireland. Nobel Women’s Initiative fact-finding delegation called for ending Massacre In Myanmar.