Iran has threatened to kill Nargis Mohammadi, an Iranian worker. This information has been given by the Nobel Committee on Friday (July 11, 2025). According to the Nobel Committee, Nargis Mohammadi has been awarded the Nobel Prize in the year 2023 for fighting for women and human rights in Iran.

Nargis Mohammadi has spent most of the last decade in jail, which was released from Evin Jail in Tehran for some time in December 2024 last year. However, his legal team has repeatedly warned him that he can be arrested again at any time.

Nobel Committee Chairman released a statement

Jorgen Vatne Friedness, chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, said in a statement that he had received an active phone call from Nargis Mohammadi. 53 -year -old Mohammadi told Friedness on the phone that now his life is in danger. He said, “It is a clear message stated in his own words that I have been threatened by the agents of Iranian rule directly and indirectly.”

The chairman of the committee further said in his statement, “The threats to Nargis Mohammadi have made it clear that until it does not fully eliminate its presence in the media as well as in support of all its public activities within Iran and the freedom of democracy, human rights and expression, as well as his presence in the media, their security will remain in danger.”

The Nobel Committee said, “We are extremely upset about the threats given to Nargis Mohammadi and all Iranian citizens, who have raised our voice against Iran’s rule.” The committee requested the Iranian officials to not only ensure the safety of these people’s lives, but also protect their freedom of expression.

Nargis received the Nobel Prize while staying in jail

Nargis Mohammadi has faced many cases to be widely given death sentence in Iran and campaigning against the compulsory dress code for women. Along with this, he has been imprisoned several times for this. At the same time, she was mainly awarded the Nobel Prize for raising voice against the oppression of women in Iran. When she was nominated for the Nobel Prize, she was in jail in Iran, so her children received this honor on her behalf.

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Baloch hanged in ran: Organized human rights violations with the Baloch ethnic group in Iran’s Sistan-Balochistan province have now been exposed to the world. Only 33 Baloch prisoners were hanged in April, most of which were punished without transparent procedure.

Iran hanged 33 Baloch prisoners in 10 separate jails. Out of these, 24 allegations related to drugs, 4 are cases of political crime. In many hanging cases, families were not even informed. Surprisingly, in addition to 33, 85 more Baloch prisoners are being prepared to hang them. All of them are lodged in jail. This development not only questions the judicial system of Iran, but also considers it a communal and political repression.

Is this justice or the politics of punishment?
According to the Baloch Activist Campaign report, the purpose behind these hanging seems more political pressure and repression than justice. It is alleged that these people were implicated under politically motivated allegations. The human rights organization says that hanging the Baloch prisoners without a transparent legal process is a violation of international human rights laws.

Important thing related to death penalty in Iran
So far, 33 Baloch people have been sentenced to death in Iran. There are many such things in this regard, which are quite shocking. All the people who have been hanged so far, were punished without any evidence. The prisoners were not given a lawyer. Death was sentenced to death in fast-track hearing. Families of prisoners were also not informed.
Where does Iran keep Baloch prisoners?
Iran keeps the Baloch prisoners in Jahidan Jail. There are more Baloch prisoners than other countries of the country. According to human rights organizations, Zahidan Jail is counted among the most infamous jails. Here prisoners have to face physical and mental harassment. Adequate medical facility is not available. He is forced to confess the crime. This gel is emerging as a symbol of Baloch suppression.

History of Baloch community in Iran,
Only 5% of the total population of Iran are Baloch, but their number is more than 10% of those who are hanged. It is clear that this is not just a game of data, but the story of constitutional injustice. Baloch is economically weak in Iran. They are not admitted to government jobs. Balochs have to face religious harassment. Please tell that Baloch is Sunni, while Iran is Shia-Bahul.