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Iran is "pursuing the issue of" press "the island", which disappeared in Syria
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
A spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry Ramin Mehmanparast that his country would "pursue the issue of" press channel "Al Jazeera" Dorothy Parfaz, who disappeared in Syria in late April, which emphasizes the Damascus that it expelled to Iran, without that confirm or deny their existence in Iran.
In response to a question about the whereabouts of Parfaz nationalities that carry the American and Canadian and Iranian Mehmanparast said, during a meeting with reporters, "We are following the case and we hope to obtain information about its status."
He repeated what Mehmanparast Damascus announced that Parfaz made "many errors" when you try to enter Syria, using an expired passport and without carrying a work visa as a journalist. He added "they were carrying passports of other U.S. and Canadian", as well as to the permissibility of Iran.
He Mehmanparast "We do not recognize dual nationalities", saying "You have been banned apparently because of these errors work in secret," stressing the need to "respect the journalists, the rules and laws strictly."
http://www.nowlebanon.com/Arabic/NewsArticleDetails.aspx?ID=271843
Iran is "pursuing the issue of" press "the island", which disappeared in Syria
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
A spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry Ramin Mehmanparast that his country would "pursue the issue of" press channel "Al Jazeera" Dorothy Parfaz, who disappeared in Syria in late April, which emphasizes the Damascus that it expelled to Iran, without that confirm or deny their existence in Iran.
In response to a question about the whereabouts of Parfaz nationalities that carry the American and Canadian and Iranian Mehmanparast said, during a meeting with reporters, "We are following the case and we hope to obtain information about its status."
He repeated what Mehmanparast Damascus announced that Parfaz made "many errors" when you try to enter Syria, using an expired passport and without carrying a work visa as a journalist. He added "they were carrying passports of other U.S. and Canadian", as well as to the permissibility of Iran.
He Mehmanparast "We do not recognize dual nationalities", saying "You have been banned apparently because of these errors work in secret," stressing the need to "respect the journalists, the rules and laws strictly."
http://www.nowlebanon.com/Arabic/NewsArticleDetails.aspx?ID=271843