Haleh Sahabi

Iranian humanitarian and activist

Haleh Sahabi - Iranian humanitarian and activist
Born

1957
68 years ago

Died

June 1st, 2011
14 years ago — 54 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Iran

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A prominent Iranian humanitarian and activist dedicated to advocating for human rights and women's rights in Iran. Played a key role in raising awareness about political repression, particularly during periods of social unrest. Engaged in numerous campaigns to promote civil rights and defended the rights of prisoners of conscience. Contributed to various organizations focused on promoting transparency and justice in Iranian society.

Advocated for women's rights in Iran

Participated in campaigns for political prisoners

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