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‧人權新知   ‧世界人權宣言   ‧高雄國際人權宣言   ‧人權影音資料館藏   ‧人權圖書資料館藏   Ms Ebadi has not been back to Iran since the election Norway and Sweden censure Iran over Nobel prizewinner Norway and Sweden have censured Iran for its treatment of the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi. They say that her situation is of "great concern". The rebuke comes on the day Nobel prizes are presented. Scandinavian officials say Iran confiscated the Nobel medal awarded to Ms Ebadi but later returned it. Tehran previously denied these claims. Ms Ebadi has criticised Tehran's handling of unrest after June's disputed presidential election. In a joint statement, foreign ministers Carl Bildt of Sweden and Jonas Gahr Stoere of Norway said: "We react very strongly to the treatment to which Shirin Ebadi has been subjected." The ministers said Iran was preventing Ms Ebadi from doing her human rights work. "The confiscation of the medal and the numerous threats directed at her, her family and her colleagues give cause for great concern and are yet another example of the worsened human rights situation in Iran since the election in June this year," they added. Ms Ebadi is a human rights lawyer and is the first Muslim woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. In 2008 her office was raided by the authorities. She has criticised the government's crackdown on protests held after the June presidential election. Ms Ebadi left Iran a day before the June poll to attend a conference in Spain and has yet to return. Today's statement calls for her safe passage to Iran. The human rights watchdog Amnesty International is also critical of Tehran's recent human rights record. In a new report it says human rights in Iran "are now as bad as at any time in the past 20 years". (BBC NEWS, Middle East)     2009 2010 2011 2012   12/01:Building an Asia Pacific Human Rights Framework 12/01:Minister underscores human rights in message for World AIDS DAY 12/08:Human Rights Report: Afghan Women Mistreated 12/08:North Korea defends human rights record 12/10:Children Law approved by States 12/11:Cuban government supporters target rights marches 12/14:Norway and Sweden censure Iran over Nobel prizewinner 12/14:Spain may return Saharan activist to Morocco 12/15:UN: Landmark meeting Denounces Rights Abuses Based on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity 12/15:Libya sees 'limited improvements' in human rights
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