brize norton in the early hours of this morning as ms zaghari ratcliffe was met by her husband and daughter. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. the pain of parting is nothing to the joy of meeting again. this was the moment nazanin zaghari ratcliffe was finally reunited with her seven year old daughter gabriella and husband richard. a family torn apart for six long years, a family once more complete. so too for anousheh ashoori, the british iranian businessman had also been freed. an emotional reunion his family, the relief and release after so many anoosheh ashoori, who was detained in iran for 5 years,
freedom is a part of our principles and we need to make sure that any incentives given to 0rion is in exchange for a change of behaviour so that we do not see any more nazanin zaghari ratcliffe and anoosheh ashoori were people like them being targeted as hostages or diplomatic pawns. not only these actions against civilians but also causing havoc in the middle east and proxy wars that they have instigated after the last nuclear deal with the money that they receive so we need to make sure that the government that we are dealing with do express willingness to live by the norms of the international community and behaviour that promotes coexistence. thank you very much for talking to us today.
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the whole country, those people followed the story and those who advocated and tried to secure their release, really thrilled for them. but we are, at the same time, celebrating with family, we are very concerned about many other dual nationals and also in mania nationals and also in mania nationals who are detained on similar made up charges that have never been proven. so for the of any government to say they were released on humanitarian grounds is very ironic since there never been any any evidence of any wrongdoing ever disclosed. ~ ., ., u, , , any evidence of any wrongdoing ever disclosed. ~ ., ., , , ., disclosed. what other cases would ou like to disclosed. what other cases would you like to shine disclosed. what other cases would you like to shine a disclosed. what other cases would you like to shine a light disclosed. what other cases would you like to shine a light on? - you like to shine a light on? anoosheh ashoori was imprisoned for four years in anoosheh ashoori w
but still left in tehran as a third london born dual national. the foreign office said it would continue to press for his release. but for this family at least, the start of a new life, together at last. let s speak to mansour borji, advocacy director at article eighteen, a non profit advocacy organisation for religious freedom in iran. thank you forjoining us. absolutely wonderful images of nazanin zaghari ratcliffe and anoosheh ashoori reunited with their families at last. what does their valise mean for others still captive in iran? let me first congratulate the nazanin zaghari ratcliffe and anoosheh ashoori families. i am sure years of tortuous waiting for their loved ones to be reunited means a lot now that they are together. with