British-Iranian aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has lost an appeal on her case in Iran, her lawyer said on Saturday.
"Nazanin's lawyer was called today by the Judiciary and informed that the appeal on her second case failed," the Free Nazanin campaign wrote on its official twitter account, adding that there had been"no court hearing.""Sentence of 1+1 years upheld by Judge Babai, Court 54. No summons date yet for prison," the campaign wrote.
After the latest setback in her case, Zaghari-Ratcliffe has asked to speak to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, in the hopes that he secure her release with the Iranian delegation traveling to Glasgow for COP26."Nazanin has asked to speak with the PM - he invited the Iranian President to Glasgow next month for #COP26 - it is time for him to sit down with the Iranians and end this finally," the Free Nazanin campaign tweeted on Saturday.
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