People mobilize for the release of two hostages in Iran

Around thirty people gathered at midday in front of the town hall of Annecy, following the call of the ‘Freedom for Cécile’ committee, to demand the release of Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, who have been arbitrarily detained in Iran since 2022. The Dauphiné Libéré, as the data controller, collects information in this form that is recorded in a computerized file by its Customer Relations Service, with the purpose of ensuring the creation and management of your account. The information provided will be used strictly for the mentioned purposes and in accordance with data protection regulations.

The committee ‘Freedom for Cécile’ has been actively campaigning for the release of the two hostages, highlighting their unjust detention in Iran. The supporters gathered in solidarity, holding banners and posters with messages calling for justice and freedom. Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris have been separated from their families and loved ones for too long, and the community is determined to keep pushing for their release. The peaceful demonstration outside the town hall aimed to raise awareness and put pressure on authorities to take action.

The ‘Freedom for Cécile’ committee has been working tirelessly to keep the plight of Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris in the public eye, urging for international intervention to secure their release. The activists are committed to advocating for human rights and fighting against arbitrary detentions. The support from the community has been overwhelming, with more people joining the cause and spreading the message of hope for the safe return of the hostages. The gathering in front of the town hall symbolized the unity and determination of the people in standing up for justice and freedom.

The demands for the release of Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris have gained momentum, drawing attention from media outlets and human rights organizations globally. The continued pressure from the public and advocacy groups is amplifying the calls for action to be taken to secure their freedom. The peaceful protest in Annecy serves as a reminder of the power of solidarity and collective action in making a difference. The perseverance of the ‘Freedom for Cécile’ committee and its supporters is a testament to the unwavering commitment to justice and human rights.