Iranian Diaspora Grapples with Uncertainty as Protests Spark Global Fear and Anxiety Abroad
Fear and anxiety are gripping Iranians abroad as they await news about protests back home, with many cut off from family and friends due to limited communication options. The situation has sparked concern among migrant support groups such as Global Link in Lancaster, UK.
Fear and anxiety are gripping Iranians living abroad as protests continue back home, leaving many feeling disconnected from their loved ones who remain in Iran, with Maya* and Daniel* at a UK NGO reporting they have yet to hear from family members since the unrest began. The situation has taken a toll on mental health, with those affected struggling to cope with the uncertainty of their families' safety. Many are turning to support groups like Global Link for help and guidance. As the protests show no signs of abating, concerns over the well-being of Iranians abroad remain high.
