sotoudeh's in A Sentence

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    On 28 August 2010, Iranian authorities raided Sotoudeh's office.

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    Sotoudeh's imprisonment was widely condemned in the international community.

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    Sotoudeh's husband, Reza Khandan, wrote on Facebook that the sentence entailed 38 years in jail and 148 lashes.

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    The editor-in-chief of the publication rejected the collection which"made Sotoudeh even more determined in her work for women's rights.

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    Sotoudeh's work has included defending abused children and mothers and working to protect abused children from returning to their abusive fathers.

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    Sotoudeh's"first work in the field of women's rights" was a diverse collection of interviews, reports, and articles for the journal Daricheh.

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    In mid-September 2011, an appeals court reduced Nasrin Sotoudeh's prison sentence to six years; her ban from working as a lawyer was reduced to ten years.

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    Sotoudeh's husband, Reza Khandan, announced that only the longest sentence of the verdicts would be served, which is ten years imprisonment(for“encouraging corruption and debauchery and providing the means”).

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    European Union High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton stated of the prize,"I am following the case of Nasrin Sotoudeh and other human rights defenders with great concern.

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    Prior to her arrest, Sotoudeh represented activists and journalists such as Kourosh Zaim, Isa Saharkhiz, Heshmat Tabarzadi, Nahid Keshavarz, Parvin Ardalan, Omid Memarian, and Roya Tolouie, as well as child abuse and criminal cases.

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    After completing her degree in international law from the university, Sotoudeh took and passed the bar exam successfully in 1995 but had to wait another eight years to be given her permit to practice law.

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    The UN investigator on human rights in Iran, Javaid Rehman, raised Sotoudeh's case at the UN human rights council in Geneva on 11 March, saying that she had been"reportedly convicted of charges relating to her work and could face a lengthy prison sentence”.

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