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British Couple Held In Iran
The couple, named as Craig and Lindsay Foreman, who are in their early 50s, and were on a trip across the world to Australia on motorbikes, were arrested in Iran in January on unspecified security charges.
Posting on Instagram Mrs Foreman acknowledged that travelling to the Iran, against Foreign Office advice, and to Pakistan was risky and "slightly scary".
"Yes, we're aware of the risks," she wrote. "But we also know the rewards of meeting incredible people, hearing their stories, and seeing the breathtaking landscapes of these regions could far outweigh the fear."
She added: "From the vast deserts of Iran to the towering peaks of Pakistan, we hope to share the beauty, hospitality, and humanity that often go unnoticed."
Mrs Foreman is reported to have been carrying out a research project on their journey to Australia asking people what it means to be human and what constitutes a good life.
She was due to present her findings at a conference on positive psychology in Brisbane in July. Lindsay Foreman is a life coach with a doctorate in psychology.
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I hope they're recovered safely but for supposedly intelligent people this really is appallingly irresponsible. Sheer madness.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The Iranians have been sending terrorist units to the UK for the past thirty years nicey.Why not keep the £400 million and let this stupid woman rot in some Islamic hell-hole?Its Iran isnt it.Islam is a religion of love and peace and tolerance.Its not as if they are going to burn this woman alive,or hang her from a crane,or stone her to death or throw her off a tall building is it?...Oh,wait a minute....
The UK were quite prepared to hand the money back to Iran, however, due to the embargo on dealing with them headed by the USA and followed by its' acolytes, we were unable to. This meant that UK citizens have been particularly vulnerable when travelling to/through Iran.
I supposed it was hoped that now this money has been paid back, UK travellers would be safer?
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