Overview
- Mohammadi, who was moved on Sunday after a court suspended her sentence on bail, is now in a coronary intensive care unit at Pars Hospital in Tehran.
- Her foundation says her life “hangs by a thread” and argues she needs ongoing specialist care outside prison, not a short hospital stay.
- Iran’s Organization of Legal Medicine, a government-appointed panel of medical examiners, advised treatment outside prison, and the judiciary granted a provisional suspension without stating how long it will last.
- The 54-year-old suffered a heart attack in March, lost consciousness on May 1, has a known lung blood clot that needs blood thinners, shows severe blood pressure swings, and has lost about 20 kilograms in custody.
- On Tuesday, 113 Nobel laureates urged her unconditional release, citing her long record of detentions for peaceful activism and warning that hospital care does not resolve the danger she faces.