Narges Mohammadi's interview with CNN: "I am a pacifist and I want the realization of women's rights in Iran."

In an interview with CNN, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi said:

"Whether I am in Evin Prison or outside it, my goal is clear: we want freedom and equality. So wherever I am on the other side of the wall, I will continue my struggle."

Narges Mohammadi also talked about her phone call with her children and said:
"I was shocked to see their changes and felt like they had really grown up and lost a lot of time with them."

She pointed to the challenges of motherhood alongside her human rights activism, adding, "I don't know if my children will forgive me, but they said they are proud of me and support me."

The human rights activist referred to her painful experiences in prison and said:
"I was severely beaten by prison officials and denied medical treatment. "While I had heart problems and was supposed to go for an angiography, they hit me in the chest."

He also spoke about the situation of his cellmates and said that they have turned the prison into a resilient environment with a strong spirit.

In the end, Narges Mohammadi emphasized her positions against the policies of the Islamic Republic and said:
"I am a pacifist and I want the realization of women's rights in Iran.