Iranian academic jailed in France over Gaza posts returns home to hero's welcome
Gisoo Misha Ahmadi
Press TV, Tehran
An Iranian academic who spent more than thirteen months in a French prison for publicly condemning Israel's genocide in Gaza has returned home to a hero's welcome.
Mahdieh Esfandiari arrived in Tehran after sustained diplomatic efforts by Iranian authorities to secure her release. Her case, which her lawyers describe as politically motivated, has become a symbol of what activists call the growing repression of pro-Palestinian voices in the West. Gisoo Misha Ahmadi reports.
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