Craig and Lindsay Foreman, a British couple detained in Iran, have lost their appeal against a 10-year prison sentence for espionage, a charge they deny. Their family reported that the couple was not permitted to attend the appeal hearing and lacked information about the proceedings. They were allegedly asked to sign documents in Farsi that they could not read. The family's concerns extend to the couple's treatment in Evin Prison, where Lindsay is held in the women's section and Craig in the political wing. The conditions in the prison have drawn criticism from international human rights organizations. The couple has been on hunger strike in protest, and their case has now been referred to Iran's Supreme Court, although the timeline remains unclear. The British government expressed disappointment over the appeal decision and continues to advocate for their safe return to the UK. The family has criticized the UK government’s response, suggesting the couple is being used as leverage amid the ongoing US-Israeli tensions with Iran.