Iran says it has released a retired Canadian-Iranian professor, who had been detained on "security charges."
A foreign ministry spokesman, quoted by the official IRNA news agency, said Homa Hoodfar was released on humanitarian grounds.
The 65-year old Hoodfar, who most recently taught at Concordia University in Montreal, was arrested on June 6 after a visit to Evin prison in Tehran.
Her passport had been confiscated and she was banned from leaving Iran, according to her family.
Iran does not recognize dual citizenship and has arrested multiple dual nationals over security-related issues.