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The late Mahsa Amini is named a finalist for the EU's top human rights prize_我的网站

A |     本报讯 特约记者刘雨晴报道近日，古城街道开展消防安全大检查，进一步筑牢安全防线，保障辖区居民和游客生命财产安全，严防火灾事故发生。         　　检查中，工作人员重点查看古城景区内沿街商铺消防设施配备是否到位、消火栓是否完好有效、安全通道是否畅通、灭火器材配备是否符合规定、是否落实消防安全责任制等情况，对排查过程中存在的消防安全隐患问题逐一做好记录，并要求立即整改，确保消除安全隐患。

B | 同时，工作人员对燃气使用安全等方面进行了严格检查，叮嘱商铺负责人要增强消防安全意识，做好消防设施及灭火器材的维护和保养，防患于未“燃”。    BRUSSELS -- Mahsa Amini, the 22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian woman who died in police custody in Iran last year, sparking worldwide protests against the country’s conservative Islamic theocracy, has been named a finalist for the European Union’s top human rights prize.The European Parliament on Thursday announced the three finalists for this year’s Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, including Amini and “the Woman, Life, Freedom Movement in Iran.”The selection was “in recognition of their brave effort to stand up for women's rights," said David McAllister, the chair of the foreign affairs committee at the EU Parliament.Amini died on Sept. 16, 2022, after she was arrested for allegedly violating Iran’s mandatory headscarf law.The other nominees are Vilma Nunez de Escorcia and Roman Catholic Bishop Rolando Álvarez — two emblematic figures in the fight for the defense of human rights in Nicaragua — and a trio of women from Poland, El Salvador and the United States leading a fight for “free, safe and legal abortion.”Amini died three days after she was arrested by Iran's morality police, allegedly for violating laws that require women to cover their hair in public. While authorities said she suffered a heart attack, Amini’s supporters said she was beaten by police and died as a result of her injuries.Her death triggered protests that spread across the country and rapidly escalated into calls for the overthrow of Iran’s four-decade-old Islamic theocracy.Authorities responded with a violent crackdown in which more than 500 people were killed and over 22,000 others were detained, according to rights groups. The demonstrations largely died down early this year, but there are still widespread signs of discontent. For several months, women could be seen openly flaunting the headscarf rule in Tehran and other cities, prompting a renewed crackdown over the summer.The EU award, named for Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov, was created in 1988 to honor individuals or groups who defend human rights and fundamental freedoms. Sakharov, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, died in 1989.The winner will be announced on Oct. 19.。

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