Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi alleges beatings, solitary confinement and medical neglect in Iranian prisons in a memoir smuggled from jail. (File Photo) Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi has detailed years of beatings, solitary confinement and alleged medical neglect in Iranian prisons in a memoir smuggled out of jail, according to a report by The Guardian. The memoir, ‘A Woman Never Stops Fighting’ recounts her experiences inside Iran’s Evin, Qarchak and Zanjan prisons, where she says, authorities repeatedly denied her medical treatment despite severe health complications, including pulmonary embolism, seizures and heart problems. Mohammadi, who was recently awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her work in promoting women’s rights and abolishing the death penalty in Iran, has been arrested several times by the authorities. The Iranian judicial system has imposed multiple long-term imprisonments on her, as well as lashes for the charges related to her activism.…