Examples of using Ebadi in English and their translations into Arabic
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In addition, Ms. Ebadi ' s financial accounts were frozen on charges that she had failed to pay taxes on her Nobel Peace Prize award.
Before going to the court, she had received a phone call from the Ministry of Intelligence agents asking her to stop representing Ms. Ebadi otherwise she would face punishment.
associated with the Centre for Human Rights Defenders, founded by the Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi.
In his interim report to the General Assembly, the Special Representative queried why the Independent Bar Association had not protested the suspension of the licences of Ebadi and Rahami.
Ms. Ebadi had been a staunch defender of human rights for many years
In September, Shirin Ebadi and another prominent human rights lawyer, Mohsen Rahami, were given suspended prison sentences and were suspended from practising for five years for" having slandered senior government officials".
Quoting Shirin Ebadi, winner of the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize, and other authors, Mr. Pitsuwan called on participants to promote this sense of belonging and the spiritual growth of our human specie.
Com blog writes that Nobel peace prize winner Shirin Ebadi protested against the amputation of hands
Ebadi declared that the Bar Association had ignored her request that it pursue this matter with the court in question, and as she could not carry out her responsibilities, she had therefore resigned.
In September 2013, the Appeal Court upheld a six-year sentence against Mohammad Seifzadeh, a prominent human rights lawyer and member of the Defenders of Human Rights Centre, founded by Nobel Laureate Shirin Ebadi.
In June, a prominent human rights lawyer, Shirin Ebadi, was quoted in an interview as saying that she was not allowed to be present with two clients while they were being questioned, nor to interview them afterwards.
On 27 January 2010, several Special Rapporteurs, in a joint appeal letter, drew the attention of the Government to the case of Sareimeh Ebadi and Bu-Ali Janfeshani, who had been sentenced to death by stoning for adultery.
discuss human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran)[Participants: Dr. Shirin Ebadi, 2003 Nobel Peace Prize winner; and Mr. Antoine Madelin, Director, International Advocacy Director, FIDH(moderator)].
On 7 November 2000, the Special Representative sent a communication requesting information about the sentencing on 27 September 2000 of Ms. Chirin Ebadi and Mr. Mohsem Rahami, two lawyers and human rights defenders, by the Court of Tehran.
Also, Mother Teresa of India and Shirin Ebadi of Iran were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their significant and pioneering efforts for democracy and human rights, especially for the rights of women and children.
And then you realize that by integrating aspects of tradition and community into their struggles, women like Sakena and Leah and Layma-- but also women like Sonia Gandhi here in India and Michelle Bachelet in Chile and Shirin Ebadi in Iran-- are doing something else.
And then you realize that by integrating aspects of tradition and community into their struggles, women like Sakena and Leah and Leymah-- but also women like Sonia Gandhi here in India and Michelle Bachelet in Chile and Shirin Ebadi in Iran-- are doing something else.
Mr. Laurin(Canada) said that the achievements of Ms. Shirin Ebadi, winner of the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize, and other human rights defenders, served as a reminder to States of their responsibility to protect the human rights and fundamental freedoms of their people.
Bench 16 of the Tehran Public Court, on 29 September 2000, convicted Ms. Ebadi and Dr. Rahami of defamation and disseminating false information and sentenced them to a suspended period of imprisonment of 15 months. They were also suspended from legal practice for five years.
On 27 January 2010, a number of special procedures mandate holders drew the attention of the Government to the case of Sareimeh Ebadi and Bu-Ali Janfeshani, who were sentenced to death by stoning, by a criminal court in Urmieh, West Azerbeijan province, on charges of adultery.