Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe reveals she was forced to sign 'false confession' before leaving Iran

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : She said she expects Tehran to use it against her in the future.
42% : Meanwhile, at a press conference following her release in March, Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe said it had taken the government far too long to pay the multimillion-pound debt to Iran, which helped secure her release.
39% : The revelation comes after her husband Richard Ratcliffe alluded to "mistakes made at the end" of the ordeal in Iran.
38% : The British-Iranian hostage survivor described the act, which was captured on camera, as "dehumanising", and said she expects Tehran to use it against her in the future.
33% : Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has said she was forced to sign a "false confession" in front of a UK government witness before she was allowed to leave Iran.
28% : While "under duress", the 44-year-old charity worker claimed she was forced to admit to spying allegations made by Iran after they detained her for six years - a charge she and the UK denied.

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