London

Amnesty International is delighted to welcome
Shirin Ebadi
2003 Nobel peace Prize Laureate

On Wednesday 31 May 2006 at 7 pm
At the Human Rights Action Centre
17–25 New Inn Yard, London EC2A 3EA

‘Any Person who Persues human rights in Iran must live with fear from birth to death, but I have learned to overcome my fear’— Shirin Ebadi, 1999

Shirin Ebadi was the first Muslim women and the first Iranian to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Iran’s first woman judge, she was dismissed following the Islamic Revolution and did not resume her legal career until 1992.
 Shirin Ebadi frequently takes on cases other lawyers refuse, often at considerabale personal risk. She has defended the rights of political dissenters,writers, and intellectuals at risk of arrest, torture and execution and dares to speak out on issues such as women’s rights and equality, religious freedom and freedom of expression.
 The recipient of many prizes and accolades, Shirin Ebadi has written numerous books and articles and lectured on human rights all over the world.
Her autobiography, ‘Iran Awaking: A memoir of revolution and hope’  has just been published: signed copies will be available on the night.

Entry to this event is free, but booking is essential at:
www.amnesty.org.uk/action/events

به مناسبت انتشار کتاب زندگی نامه شیرین عبادی مراسمی در مرکز فعاليت حقوق بشر لندن در  روز ٣١ مه ٢٠٠٦ ساعت ٧ بعد از ظهر برگزار میشه.
اگه دوست دارین توی این برنامه شرکت کنین میتونین از طریق این صفحه جا رزرو کنین و میتونین نسخه های کتاب تازه منتشر شده رو هم دز محل تهیه کنین.