UK Couple Detained in Iran Call Off Hunger Strike

The family of a British couple imprisoned in

The family of a British couple imprisoned in Iran has confirmed that the pair have ended their hunger strike after enduring weeks without food.

Craig and Lindsay Foreman, who have been held in custody in the Islamic Republic, had refused meals for 93 and 84 days respectively, according to relatives. The decision to stop the protest comes amid growing concern over their health and wellbeing.

The couple’s family issued a statement expressing relief that the hunger strike has concluded, while reiterating their urgent appeal for the pair’s release. They described the prolonged fast as a desperate measure taken to draw attention to their plight.

British officials have been in contact with Iranian

British officials have been in contact with Iranian authorities regarding the case, though no public progress has been reported. The couple’s detention has sparked renewed calls from human rights groups for Tehran to clarify the legal grounds for their imprisonment.

Friends and supporters have also launched a campaign urging the UK government to intensify diplomatic efforts. The family has asked for privacy during this difficult time but vowed to keep pressing for the couple’s safe return home.

The development marks a significant turn in a case that has drawn international attention, yet the couple remains behind bars, and their future in Iranian custody stays uncertain.