Women’s Voices Changing the Middle East: Azadeh Pourzand´s Story (part 1)

from Nobel Peace Center · host Nobels Fredssenter

Some of the most prominent women’s rights advocates in the Middle Eastern region shares their personal stories of activism, perseverance and resilience and discuss how women’s voices can change the Middle East. Part 1: Azadeh Pourzand´s Story. Azadeh is a Iranian human rights expert and daughter of the celebrated Iranian women’s rights leader, Mehrangiz Kar, Azadeh will be sharing her personal story in this podcast.

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