Briton's Iran jail sentence extended by two years, family says
Summary
A British man named Craig Foreman, jailed in Iran on spying charges, has been given two extra years added to his 10-year sentence. He and his wife Lindsay, who are both in prison, deny the accusations and have been on hunger strike due to poor treatment and health concerns.Key Facts
- Craig and Lindsay Foreman were arrested in Iran in January 2025 while traveling by motorcycle.
- Both were sentenced to 10 years in prison for alleged spying, which they deny.
- Craig Foreman’s sentence was extended by two years without a lawyer, translator, or chance to defend himself.
- The couple has been on hunger strike since May because they were not allowed to call their families.
- Craig has lost about 16 kg (35 lbs), and Lindsay is experiencing dizziness and tremors.
- UN human rights experts said their trial did not meet fair standards and called for their release.
- The UK government advises against all travel to Iran due to risks of detention.
- The UK appointed a new envoy to help British nationals detained abroad, hoping to improve the Foremans’ situation.
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