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Narges Mohammadi Recalls Imprisonment and Family Separation
The Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi recounts in her memoirs the years of imprisonment and the pain of being separated from her two children, highlighting her psychological and physical suffering resulting from her arrest and the separation from her twins for over a decade. Mohammadi reveals the moments of farewell with her children in July 2015 before they traveled to Paris, and her fears of dying without seeing them again—especially during the war and protests that Iran experienced. She discusses her ongoing struggle in prison, where she engaged in secret acts of resistance, and mentions being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2023. She recalls the moments of joy upon winning, despite the prison restrictions, as well as the potential health dangers she faced following her recent detention. The memoirs underscore the suffering involved in fighting for human rights and freedom in the face of Iran’s repressive regime.
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