person > Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani
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Foreign minister brings back pair detained for interviewing son of woman sentenced to death by stoning.
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Justice department official says death sentence may be commuted, while convict says she may "sue" journalists.
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The son of the Iranian woman convicted to death by stoning hopes for a less harsh sentence for her crimes.
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State television shows fourth interview with woman whose sentence to death for adultery has sparked global outrage.
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Press TV denies reports that Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, sentenced to death by stoning, has been freed by regime.
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Activist says international outcry in support of Ashtiani may have contributed to her reported release.
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Two German journalists accused of spying after seeking to interview son of Iranian woman sentenced to death by stoning.
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US capitalises on Tehran's poor human rights record to campaign against bid for seat on UN women agency board.
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A human rights group urges the release of the son and lawyer of an Iranian woman sentenced to death on adultery charges.
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Two "German nationals" travelling on tourist visas alleged to have interviewed son of woman facing execution by stoning.
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