French hostages in Iran: new mobilization on Thursday, September 25 in Niort

This Thursday, September 25, 2025, will mark the fourth time Cécile Kohler will not celebrate her birthday with her loved ones. On the same day in Niort, in the common hall of the Maison des associations and the Maison des syndicats, on rue Cugnot, a gathering will take place to support Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, who have been held in prison in Iran since 2022.

Cécile Kohler’s sister, speaking at the rally, said, “We will not give up until they are released.” The event aims to keep attention on the plight of the French hostages and put pressure on the authorities to secure their release. The ongoing detention of Kohler and Paris has caused great distress to their families and loved ones who continue to hope for their safe return.

The rally in Niort on September 25 is part of a series of events organized to raise awareness about the situation of the French hostages in Iran. Supporters are urged to attend and show solidarity with Kohler and Paris, demanding justice and freedom for the unjustly detained individuals. The event is expected to draw a large crowd of sympathizers and activists who are dedicated to advocating for the release of the hostages.

The imprisonment of Kohler and Paris has sparked international concerns and calls for their immediate release. Diplomatic efforts are ongoing to secure their freedom, and the rally on September 25 aims to keep the spotlight on their case and maintain pressure on the Iranian government. The support and solidarity of the community in Niort and beyond are crucial in ensuring that Kohler and Paris are not forgotten and that efforts for their release continue.

As the date of the rally approaches, the momentum for the release of Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris continues to grow. The organizers are hopeful that the event will attract significant attention and support, further pushing for a resolution to the prolonged detention of the French hostages in Iran. The determination of those involved in the mobilization remains strong as they strive towards achieving justice and freedom for Kohler and Paris.