Examples of using Nasrin in English and their translations into Czech
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Nasrin, please.
I'm not like Nasrin.
The other woman, Nasrin, she is his first wife.
Iran, in particular, the case of Nasrin Sotoudeh.
The case of Nasrin Sotoudeh demonstrates this completely.
You are a lot like Nasrin, Claire.
I am Professor Nasrin Mehani, director of the university program.
RO Mr President,the case of the lawyer, Nasrin Sotoudeh, is very serious.
Nasrin Sotoudeh, lawyer and mother of two, is charged with acting against national security.
The next item is the debate on seven motions for resolutions on Iran, in particular,the case of Nasrin Sotoudeh.
Because you are like Nasrin. Because you are ashamed of how vibrant you are.
I urge the Commission andthe Council to intervene for the immediate release of the lawyer, Nasrin Sotoudeh.
We cannot and shall not forget Nasrin Sotoudeh, nor her fellow fighters for fundamental rights in Iran.
Nasrin baits her brother and her stepfather into fighting each other so that she can flee the town, go out in the desert and menstruate in peace.
Today, we have the unfortunate situation of Nasrin Sotoudeh, who has been condemned to 11 years in jail for doing her job.
For Nasrin Sotoudeh and many others like her who work to defend the just causes of fundamental rights and freedom, working from jail is not an option.
Mr President, we also support the demands for the immediate andunconditional release of Nasrin Sotoudeh and all prisoners of conscience in Iran.
FI Mr President, Nasrin Sotoudeh is one of the best known human rights lawyers in Iran and she defended Shirin Ebadi, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, among others.
RO Mr President,the conviction of human rights activist, Nasrin Sotoudeh, reflects the fragility of the respect for human rights in Iran.
As a lawyer, Nasrin Sotoudeh has helped many opposition supporters who were detained and harassed following the rigged presidential election 18 months ago.
Author.- Mr President,once again, we are forced to speak about human rights in Iran, after Nasrin Sotoudeh was sentenced to 11 years in jail.
Nasrin Sotoudeh represented Iranian civil and human rights activists at their trials and defended minors who had been sentenced to capital punishment.
The Dutch national, Zahra Bahrami, who had been mentioned in our hurried resolutions previously,was sentenced to death, and her lawyer, Nasrin Sotoudeh, received an 11 year prison sentence'for acting against national security.
As strong a woman as Nasrin Sotoudeh is and was, by standing for justice, we see a weak regime that represses its citizens instead of providing for their wellbeing.
Mr President, exactly one week ago, Nobel Prize winner, Shirin Ebadi, published a penetrating article in The Wall Street Journal about her friend,the Iranian human rights lawyer, Nasrin Sotoudeh, who had just been sentenced to eleven years' imprisonment.
Nasrin Sotoudeh is a case in point: a courageous human rights lawyer who has defended many of the innocent people unjustly sentenced and executed by this fascist regime.
This Parliament has to call again on the Iranian authorities to respect the internationally recognised rights to freedom of expression and assembly, andstrongly condemn the extraordinarily harsh sentence against Nasrin Sotoudeh and to commend her for her courage and her engagement.
The European Parliament, when it calls for the release of Nasrin Sotoudeh and other prisoners of conscience, and also for the establishment of an independent commission to examine the prosecution of human rights defenders, should not be ignored.
However, while I am sceptical about the impact of economic sanctions, I am confident that sanctions against individuals responsible for violating human rights through, for example, censorship, rape, torture and executions, will be an effective and necessary step to end impunity andto honour the justice that Nasrin Sotoudeh stood for.
The harsh punishment received by Nasrin Sotoudeh of 11 years in prison resulted from the fact that, as a lawyer, she had defended numerous opponents of the regime who had been arrested during the demonstrations following the presidential elections.

