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Canadian PM condemns Iran's crackdown on protesters

Jan 10, 2026, 00:36 GMT+0

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney issued a statement on Friday, condemning the Iranian government's violence against protesters and expressing solidarity with the Iranian people.

"Canada strongly condemns the killing of protestors, the use of violence, arbitrary arrests, and intimidation tactics by the Iranian regime against its own people. We stand in solidarity with the Iranian people, whose voice must be heard, as they demand freedom and dignity,” PM office posted on X.

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