BBC World
Iran's Nobel-winning activist Narges Mohammadi gets a hospital bed and a bail price tag - because apparently saving a life requires a financial transaction in the Islamic Republic.
The Guardian
Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi's smuggled memoir reveals Iranian prison system's 'slow execution' tactics: beatings, neglect, and a health crisis that somehow doesn't qualify for proper medical care.
BBC World
Narges Mohammadi's health deteriorates in Iranian prison; family and Nobel committee demand proper medical care, but prison officials seem to be taking a 'wait and see' approach that might see her into the ground.
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