Overview
- Narges Mohammadi was moved from Zanjan prison to a Tehran hospital after her sentence was suspended on bail for medical treatment.
- Her lawyer said the order followed a Forensic Medicine Organization finding that her conditions require treatment outside prison by her own medical team.
- Family accounts describe a sharp decline in her health, including a March heart attack, a lung blood clot, wild swings in blood pressure, and difficulty speaking.
- The duration of the suspension is unknown because Iranian authorities have not commented on the decision.
- Her foundation calls the suspension insufficient and demands her unconditional release, as the Nobel committee has warned her life remains at risk without specialist care.