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Peace prize for commitment to women’s rights

South Sydney Herald
By South Sydney Herald
Nazanin Boniadi. Photo: Michelle Haywood

The 2023 Sydney Peace Prize was awarded to Nazanin Boniadi at a ceremony at Sydney Town Hall on November 2.

Lord Mayor Clover Moore presented the award to Ms Boniadi, an Iranian-born human rights activist and actress, in recognition of her commitment to advancing women’s rights in Iran.

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