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Iran: the Shirin Ebadi case vote.
Mrs Ebadi can now take up a commanding position in this battle.
Those she has defended include Nobel Peace Prize laureate Shirin Ebadi.
She's my friend, Dr. Shirin Ebadi, the first Muslim woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
European Parliament resolution on Iran: the case of Shirin Ebadi.
Mrs Ebadi, therefore, was welcomed by thousands of people, thousands of democrats singing her praises.
Regarding the site goes my very specialthank for the inexhaustible support to my To-Dai Mehdi Ebadi.
Unlike most other victims of persecution in Iran, Shirin Ebadi is not anonymous but internationally known and respected.
Now the charges have been made the Bahá'í are calling for access to the records andaccess to the prisoners for Ms. Ebadi.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi today addressed members of the new Greens/EFA Group in the European Parliament.
More than 120 academics and human rights activists such as Noam Chomsky, Jürgen Habermas, Betty Willams,and Shirin Ebadi have signed a letter and addressed it to Iranian leaders protesting the ban.
Shirin Ebadi has personally faced numerous death threats, and the international community has, for some time, expressed its concern for her safety.
The work of human rights activists and journalists has become even more difficult and even more hazardous;the Nobel Prize winner Shirin Ebadi has again been summoned before a court.
Thus, the Iranian Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi is absolutely right when she holds the German government responsible for Shokof's security.
Since the Presidential elections and the widespread protests against electoral fraud in Iran in the early summer of 2009»the human rights situationhas worsened considerably«" according Shirin Ebadi.
Ebadi called for the West to pay greater attention to the Sotoudeh case and to all the brave human rights defenders in the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Let us, as the EU, actively use our instruments for democracy and human rights,support the living civil society or even lawyers like Shirin Ebadi, for example, who is standing up for the Bahai detainees there.
The Iranian Shirin Ebadi, a lawyer in exile for her struggle in defence of human rights, got up and hugged Tawakkol, apologising for her country's interference.
It is hard for us sitting here in this Chamber to truly comprehend the bravery, the courage andstrength required by human rights activists like Shirin Ebadi to function in Iran and stand up to the dictatorship.
Ebadi demands that the West needs to go beyond its negotiations with Iran on the issue of nuclear power to discuss the violation of human rights and government violence.
Following a trial, this distinguished human rights defender and dedicated co-worker of Nobel Laureate,Shirin Ebadi, has been sentenced to 11 years' imprisonment followed by a 20-year ban on practising law and leaving Iran.
Ms Shirin Ebadi, who has denounced these abuses at great personal risk, and who won the Nobel Peace Prize as a result, continues to do so on behalf of all ethnic groups and all religious communities.
Whilst Mr ElBaradei should be warmly congratulated for his Nobel Peace Prize, let us not forget today the former Nobel Prize winner,Iranian human rights lawyer Shirin Ebadi, who is currently in receipt of personal threats against her because of her work.
The Nobel prize-winner and Iranian lawyer Shirin Ebadi, who was prepared to handle the defence of the imprisoned leaders, has herself been on the receiving end of death threats.
Shirin Ebadi herself has faced death threats on many occasions, not least because she has defended the seven-member leadership of the Bahá'í faith in Iran, who themselves face significant persecution.
The European Council, expressing its admiration for all those who are struggling for human rights,congratulates Mrs Shirin Ebadi on the award for the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her commitment to democracy and the defence of human rights in Iran.
We defend the Nobel Prize winner Shirin Ebadi and oppose the recent actions of the authorities and the government campaign, intended to turn public opinion against Shirin Ebadi.
Author.- Mr President, the story of Shirin Ebadi, Nobel Peace Prize-winning lawyer, the first Muslim woman and first Iranian to receive the prize, may be well known to most of us here today.
I ask the ladies Ms. Mehrangizkar and Ms. Shirin Ebadi, and Mr. Abdolkarimi Laheji and Mr. Mohamad Mostafaie and all international lawyers and relevant organizations related to human rights to help me in this important matter.