The United States has deported an Iranian pro-democracy activist to the Central African Republic, according to the woman’s lawyer, as reported by Reuters on June 13, 2026. The deportation was confirmed by attorney Emily Trostel, who also represents two other Iranian women facing similar proceedings in the US. Trostel warned that the decision was extremely dangerous, noting that the deported individuals have no legal status, prior connections, or support networks in the destination country.
Reuters reported that both the US State Department and the Central African Republic’s presidential office did not immediately respond to requests for comment regarding the deportation. The US Department of Homeland Security stated last week that all deported individuals would receive due legal process.
The lawyer expressed concern that the deported women might ultimately be forced to return to Iran, the country they had fled, raising questions about the safety and human rights implications of the US decision.
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