Shirin Abadi, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, announced that he awarded his 29th honorary doctorate, which he received on a trip to Argentina from the University of Domingo Faustino Sarmiento in Buenos Aires, to mothers who lost their children in January 1404.
Abadi wrote in the message: "I grant this honor to the mothers of the plaintiffs who lost their children in January 1404; mothers whose grief cannot be alleviated by any title or recognition."
He added that when receiving a doctorate for this honor, he remembered the dead and their families and emphasized the necessity of keeping the memory of the dead alive and pursuing the claim.
In his speech at this university, Abadi also called for the establishment of democracy in Iran and said that the people of Iran oppose the government's policy that exposes the country to tensions and war.