- British national Craig Foreman, detained in Iran with his wife Lindsay, has had an additional two years added to his 10-year jail sentence.
- The couple, arrested 18 months ago on espionage charges they deny, are currently on a hunger strike in Iran's Evin prison to protest their treatment.
- Mr Foreman's family reported that the extra two years were imposed after he spoke to the press, with the decision made without a lawyer or translator present.
- The family has expressed extreme concern over the couple's deteriorating health due to the hunger strike and the lack of due process in the new sentencing.
- UN human rights experts have called for their urgent release, while the family's legal team has submitted a complaint to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
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British man detained in Iran has jail term extended for speaking to press, family says
