France Denounces 'Arbitrary Sentence' for French Citizens Imprisoned in Iran
FRANCE 24 EnglishOctober 16, 20251 min1,282 views
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- 🇫🇷 France has condemned the lengthy prison sentences handed down to two French citizens, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, for espionage.
- ⚖️ The French government asserts that the charges are unfounded and the punishment is arbitrary.
- 🗓️ The couple has been detained in Iran since 2022.
Families Call for Action
- 🗣️ Relatives of Kohler and Paris have spoken out, expressing their exhaustion, despair, distress, and anger.
- ⏳ They are waiting for results from the French government, specifically the release of Cécile and Jacques in the coming days.
- 🤝 While acknowledging the French government's actions, the families emphasize that the conditions for trust are no longer in place.
Broader Context of Detentions
- 👥 Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris are among dozens of foreign and dual nationals held by Iran in recent years.
- 🚩 These detentions often involve spy-related charges.
- 🌍 Rights groups and Western nations allege that these individuals are being used as bargaining chips, a claim that Iran denies.
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Espionage chargesArbitrary sentenceFrench citizensIran detentionsDual nationalsBargaining chipsDiplomatic relationsHuman rights
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