AP NewsUN says detained Iranian-American was allowed to leave Iran
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : that Siamak #Namazi is spending a night at home with his parents in Tehran.53% : UNITED NATIONS (AP) --
50% : Baquer Namazi's travel ban has been lifted.
37% : An 85-year-old Iranian-American who formerly worked for the U.N. children's agency and was detained in Iran in 2016 has been permitted to leave the country for medical treatment abroad, the United Nations said Saturday.
36% :Namazi, a former UNICEF representative, was detained in 2016 when he traveled to Tehran to see his son, a businessman arrested in Iran months earlier.
35% : Last October, he underwent surgery in Iran to clear a blockage in an artery to the brain that his family and supporters described as life-threatening.
17% : Both Namazis were sentenced to 10 years in prison in Iran on what the United States and United Nations say were trumped-up spying charges.
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