British couple detained in Iran enter 2nd month of hunger strike: Concerned call from family

There is a concerning development regarding the British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman, who are detained in Iran; the couple are currently on a hunger strike that has been continuing for almost two months in the prison where they are being held.

In their latest appeal to the British government and the world public, their family and close friends stated that there is an urgent need for the couple to end this action, warning that otherwise they may face irreversible health problems.

According to the information detailed in the report, the physical effects of this 'hunger strike' launched to protest prison conditions in Iran and unjust detentions have already reached serious proportions due to its long duration.

It is stated that the indifference of British officials and the slow progress of diplomatic traffic cause the dignified stance in the family's grief to slowly turn into a fatal risk, while heartbreaking letters written recently reveal that their health conditions are rapidly deteriorating.

While international human rights organizations and the Foreman family call on Iranian authorities to act on humanitarian grounds, it is emphasized that the price of this crisis, which grows with each passing day, could be very heavy before a political solution is reached, and they are urged to step back immediately.