The Iranian Hemophilia Center filed a complaint against the French government

For the first time after 40 years, we are re-opening the so-called “contaminated blood” case under the title of protecting the interests of hemophilia patients . Nazanin Farzadifar Director of Hemophilia Center in Iran said

A French company used to export factor 8 and 9 plasma drugs to Iran in the late 1970s to 1985. At that time, there was a war between Iran and Iraq , people stained with blood were infected, and compensation was never requested from that company. While Iraq received the compensation of 198 Iraqi patients in dollars. She also emphasized

We were in a state of war and there was a crisis in the country. The French company announced in a letter that it is willing to pay compensation, but the Hemophilia Center did not follow up in this regard at that time, and now we are reopening this case after 40 years.she continued

According to Farzadifar speech , the French government has never apologized for this incident, while according to French law, all drugs exported from this country are the responsibility of the government, and accordingly, the French government should apologize.

Considering that 54,000 people are now suffering from AIDS, France is responsible for the occurrence of the disease of a large number of these people, and we are following this issue seriously .she stated