Silenced in France: The unjust detention of a pro-Palestine Iranian activist
Mahdieh Esfandiari, an Iranian academic living in France for the last eight years, has been unjustly detained for condemning Israel’s genocide in Gaza on social media.
Arrested without clear charges or consular access, her case highlights France’s crackdown on pro-Palestine voices and raises serious concerns about freedom of expression.
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