A visa granted by France to the cousin of Mahsi Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman who died four months ago in Iran after being arrested by the "

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In September, information about the death of the said Kurdish woman spread all over the world's media.. She was reportedly detained by Iranian police for violating the Islamic dress code.. According to witnesses, the girl was beaten in a paddy wagon, where she was with other detainees.. After that, she, according to these reports, fell into a coma..

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Erfan Mortezaia, 34, was previously in Iraq, arrived on French soil this Saturday. In September, he complained about threats due to criticism of the regime tolerating the activities of the aforementioned police..

The day before, he reported threats of kidnapping and murder against him on his Instagram account.. This explains why he had to leave Kurdistan (Iraqi).

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Iris research fellow and Middle East specialist David Rigoulet-Rose states that Amini's death has opened the door to popular anger, young Kurds know that if this regime falls, a better life awaits them..

Without negating the fact of the tragedy of the death of a young girl, the decision to asylum for her brother is an obvious implementation of the policy of multiculturalism in Europe, which, no doubt, has many destructive sides..

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Relations between the West and Iran are at the stage of aggravation.

Rigoulet-Rose, from whom the publication took a comment, to some extent connects the implementation of the asylum request by Paris with the tension in relations with Tehran:.

" there is an undeniable aggravation, we can even say that relations between countries as a whole have become horrendous. This is against the backdrop of Iran's nuclear stalemate.. All this is a source of additional tension..

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