A tribute to Narges Mohammadi

The family of 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi and other esteemed guests in conversation. The talk show is produced and broadcast by NRK.

[jdmmg]

this should have many more views!
what an amazing woman!

[ridgemanron]

What an arrangement and performance by both Angelina and this world class orchestra.

[robertpalmer]

I only wish that one day every person will be free to persue their dreams without enduring the hatred and oppression of dogmatic and selfish people.

[marks]

A well-deserved tribute to a woman whose only crime was to fight for what is right. It saddens me that in 2023, so many men still believe they have the right to dictate to women how they should live their lives. My favourite young female singer Angelina Jordan had the honour of performing at this event, and I'm praying that she is able to achieve her dream of a successful career in an industry that is dominated by men and does not have a very good track record on their treatment of women. Keep on fighting ladies, and hopefully, one day, my male counterparts will finally realise the benefits of embracing all that you have to offer this world.

[ryanjacob]

😊 No one can stop democracy from taking root, and strengthening roots over time. It's something we can all understand intuitively. Just keep pushing, what's in the way can't stand. Power will fight hard, but it never legitimately exists. Even democracies still struggle to fight power, you're not at all alone in Iran. We're all are far from set in rights, set in the right way to see society and it's structure. Far from locked in arms together. But we do know where this is going as we think it through. ❤ We all can stand for Narges and Iran. We'll all get there. ❤Beautiful program thanks. I came to see Angelina, wow, but found a real beautiful show about fighting to allow Angelina's to exist and come to fruition in this world, everywhere. Take good care of those kids, they deserve the chance to be everything they are.

[kentovewagenes]

LOVE is what is needed in this world ❤️

[rimrosegood-meun]

Narges Mohammadi, the peace Nobel Laureate 2023, your presentation is wonderful, will produce dreams and energies to the women world. I salute you. ☺️

[SimonWilliams]

Wonderful tribute. For Angelina Jordan fans her introduction starts at 18:00

[albagherzade]

I love you guys ❤your mother is brighter star ⭐️ in Iranian sky and Middle East ❤

[madelaca]

There nothing I can say that would mean anything after hearing Narges Mohammadi's family tell her story. God bless her and gets her free soon ♥

[hans-georgschroter]

We all hunger for the Love 💕 the Angel 😇 bringing for us 🙏💕

[andyschnell]

I will do my best to continue sharing the story of Narges Mohammadi and wish her all the very best. We need the world to speak as one to have Narges freed from prison. Angelina Jordan provides us the opportunity to spread the story, by putting in the comment section of reaction videos to Angelina's performance.

[Milroynishantha]

I Love All Noble 🙏🇱🇰🌻🌟🥇🌷
My Hero All Noble 💙🖤💛❤💜🧡

[sallyvamehran]

I remember her first letters to her children from the beginning of her imprisonment and they were truly heartbreaking. It is very impressive that she chose to stand against the tyrannical regime instead of choosing to be with her children. She and her resistance well deserves the Noble Prize.

[rimrosegood-meun]

Every winner, achiever and auditor is cool and authentic in the Nobel Prize Ceremony, and looks beautiful with its kind of precious delevery. 🥭

[exploityourinsight]

Even after the Nobel Peace Prize? This is emphatic for her indeed!

[KRISTOFOROS]

I may miss it, but it was worth mentioning that the grandmother of the singer Angelina Jordan comes from Iran and her name is Mery Zamani.

[saratavoli]

We live in a big prison with very scary prison guards in Iran.

[rezakouchak]

At least after over 40 years, people of the world getting small glimpse of
people of Iran suffering in the hand murders regime of Iran. Thank to Narges Mohammadi and thousands of other freedom fighters whom undermine their freedom in order to free Iranian people. # women_ life_ freedom # Mahsa_ Amini

[PeymanADLDOUSTIHAGH]

MEK Member Narges Mohammadi, Noble Peace Prize Winner

Narges Mohammadi, a member of the MEK, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. However, her achievement received little attention from the Iranian public. The only people who seemed to take notice were those who held a grudge against Iran and wished to divide the country along ethnic and political lines. These individuals were associated with the Marxist-Islamist factions that played a role in the 1979 Revolution in Iran.

Iranians appeared indifferent to Mohammadi's Nobel Peace Prize. They also acknowledged that Jimmy Carter had received the Nobel Peace Prize for contributing to the world's insecurity.

Winning a Nobel Peace Prize has nothing to do with promoting global harmony. Western countries often use it as a tool that contributes to worldwide chaos and insecurity.