Iran urges France to cease violence against protesters

The spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Kanaani, has issued a statement regarding the continuing unrest in France following the killing of a 17-year-old teenager by the police in the suburbs of Paris.

Ekleme: 02.07.2023 15:16:31 / Güncelleme: 02.07.2023 15:16:31 / English News
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Kanaani stressed the importance of considering the demands of the protesters and addressing the treatment of migrant populations in certain European countries, expressing concerns about discriminatory practices that create unfavorable conditions for European citizens, including those in France.

The Iranian official appealed to the French government to uphold principles of human dignity, freedom of expression, and the right of citizens to engage in peaceful protests. He urged an end to forceful confrontations with the people.

With a close eye on the situation unfolding in France, Kanaani voiced Iran's apprehension regarding the volatile and unpredictable nature of the crisis. Consequently, he advised Iranian citizens residing in France to avoid unnecessary movements within cities and to steer clear of areas affected by conflicts. Additionally, he recommended that Iranians limit their travel to France as much as possible during this period of unrest.

The statement issued by the spokesman of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlights Iran's concern for the events unfolding in France and emphasizes their call for a peaceful resolution, urging the respect of human rights amidst the ongoing protests. (ILKHA)