Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris have been detained in Iran for 1,237 days. The duration of this arbitrary detention is so disproportionate that it is barely believable. It encapsulates the horror endured by the couple and their families. They hope for justice, for an end to this ordeal that seems to have no resolution in sight. Despite international calls for their release, Kohler and Paris remain imprisoned, their lives in limbo, their future uncertain. This nightmare has dragged on for too long, testing the resilience of those involved, straining their faith in the legal system and in humanity itself.
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