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The first Muslim woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize visited Buenos Aires and issued a warning about inequality
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The Iranian lawyer Shirin Ebadi, recognized in 2003 for her fight for human rights, held meetings with authorities and young people. She stated, "Societies break when a part of the population does not enjoy the same rights."
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