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- Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi published memoir *A Woman Never Stops Fighting* in September while on medical leave, honoring protestors.
- She smuggled prison-writing fragments out of Tehran’s Evin prison with help from friends and inmates.
- Authorities sentenced her to over 44 years in prison and 154 lashes for activism.
- She endured beatings, two months solitary confinement, and a suspected heart attack.
- Iranian authorities downplayed her mistreatment despite international outcry.
