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Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

I felt that this is not a movement that is going to lose its strength and it's still going

strong because our women are very strong.

A world exclusive with the Nobel Peace Laureate imprisoned in Iran.

Narghez Mohamedi on temporary release gives me her brave message to the women of her country.

Then...

As you know, I gave warning that if these hostages aren't back home, by that day, all hell is going to break out.

Gaza, Syria, Ukraine, a world of problems for the incoming president, and I put them to his former

Defense Secretary Mark Esper.

And this has provided a moment for, I think, a lot of people to step back and think, why do

we have a healthcare system that works like this?

Murder, memes and corporate greed, what the death of a health insurance CEO says about America. Welcome to the program, everyone. I'm Christiana Manpur in London.

In Iran, the relentless crackdown on people who oppose the regime has expanded to those

speaking out about Iran's failure to sport its long-time ally in Syria

and criticizing the resources spent on propping Assad up instead of at home. But still, there are

those bravely speaking out on issues of human rights, democracy, and women's equality. Narges-Mohamed, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, who has now been

imprisoned for the better part of the last 20 years. The state has accused her of acting against

...