France summons Iran ambassador over disinformation campaign on student protests
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'These disgraceful provocations must stop,' says Foreign Ministry
France said the Iranian authorities' comments on high school protests currently rocking France were 'absolutely unacceptable,' after Iran, which repressed a protest movement in January, accused France of 'human rights violations.'
In France, student protests spread across 40 cities, with arrests and confrontation with the police National Journal/Reproduction France summoned Iran's ambassador on Wednesday (7) because of what the spokesman of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Pascal Confavreux, classified as an Iranian campaign of misinformation against the movement of high school students' protests in the country. The Iranian diplomat was informed about the "absolute…
The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs called on Wednesday the Iranian ambassador in Paris to denounce the "disinformation campaign" that France accuses Iran of leading on the subject of the high school movement. Paris also describes as "unfounded" the summons by Tehran the previous day of the French ambassador to Iran.
"In response to the disinformation campaign led by the Iranian authorities about the high school movement in France", Jean-Noël Barrot summoned the Iranian ambassador to France on Wednesday, 7 October. Paris calls on Tehran to stop these "unworthy provocations". - "Disinformation" on the margins of the high school movement: Paris summons the ambassador of Iran to stop "unworthy provocations" (Policy).
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