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The daughter of an American-British-Iranian��national protested��on Wednesday outside the UK's��Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office��for her father's release.

Roxanne Tahbaz, daughter of ,��called on Foreign Secretary to "bring my dad home",��in an attempt to spur the British government into taking action.

She has previously accused the UK of betraying the detainee.

This came four weeks after the , who were able to leave Iran after the UK repaid��a ��owed for undelivered tanks that dated back to the 1970s.

"We really hope that Liz Truss has heard our pleas, all we want is for her to bring our father home... [he] has been abandoned... it's a devastating betrayal and it must be put right," Roxanne said, according to rights group Amnesty International.

Protest by Roxanne Tahbaz outside the Foreign Office who she says have “betrayed” her father, Morad, who is still imprisoned in Iran

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Roxanne added that she was "truly" happy for both��Zaghari-Ratcliffe and��Ashoori's release, but emphasised that detainees remaining in Iran must also be brought home.

Ashoori has said��he is unable to "fully savour my freedom while Morad... and others are languishing behind bars after enduring the same travesty of justice" he went through, according to a��.��

On��Wednesday the global human rights launched a "No-One Left Behind" campaign asking the government to increase its��efforts to secure "the release of all British nationals arbitrarily detained in Iran".

“The Government’s job is only half-done - Nazanin and Anoosheh are home, but Morad isn’t and neither is Mehran Raoof,"��Sacha Deshmukh, Amnesty International UK’s CEO, said.

“We’ve launched our... campaign... to keep Morad and Mehran in the public eye... it shouldn’t need a superhuman effort from the families to jolt the Government into taking action on behalf of British nationals who are arbitrarily jailed,” Deshmukh added.

��last March, which he began��after being excluded from the��release deal that saw Zaghari-Ratcliffe and��Ashoori��return��to the UK.