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Nobel Peace Prize
EventNobel Peace Prize spotlight: laureates face imprisonment, extremism labels, and protests.
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The Nobel Peace Prize and its laureates are currently in the news due to various concerning developments. Several laureates and organizations associated with the prize are facing significant challenges. Narges Mohammadi, the 2023 laureate, is imprisoned in Iran and her health is reportedly deteriorating, with concerns of a heart attack. She has also been sentenced to additional prison time. In Russia, Memorial, a co-winner of the 2022 prize, has been declared an "extremist organization," drawing condemnation from the Nobel Committee. Meanwhile, Handicap International, a past laureate, plans to symbolically protest the use of landmines by cutting up its Nobel Peace Prize and sending the pieces to world leaders. These events highlight the ongoing struggles for human rights and peace, and the risks faced by those who champion these causes, even after receiving international recognition.
Last updated: May 2, 2026
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Jailed Iranian Nobel winner Mohammadi ‘critical’ after heart attack
El Supremo de Rusia declara “extremista” a la oenegé Memorial, Nobel de la Paz 2022

Nobel Prize Committee condemns Russian move to criminalise rights group

Pour alerter sur la prolifération des mines antipersonnel, Handicap International va découper en morceaux son prix Nobel de la paix

Iranian Nobel laureate suffered suspected heart attack in prison, family says
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