The Brazilian government said immediately demanded an explanation after an Iranian
diplomat accused of sexually abusing an underage
girl.
The incident took place in a swimming pool of a private club in the capital Brasilia last week, media reports said a number of Brazil.
In the event that an unnamed diplomat allegedly touching a girl aged between 9-15 years old are not obscene.
The girl's father told the G1 website said the Iranian diplomat was almost a mass judged before the security guard came to intervene.
"Massa wants to kill him," said his father was unnamed.
Unacceptable
Police then had to request information the Iranian embassy officials after receiving a report from the victim's parents
However, embassy officials were later released because they have diplomatic immunity.
Embassy of Iran in Brazil denied any sexual abuse. Parties to the embassy said the problem is the result of a cultural misunderstanding.
The embassy of Brazil also accuses the media exaggerate the incident.
But Brazilian Foreign Minister Antonio Patriota said he believed the incident was serious and asked the Iranian Embassy to explain this issue further before making a decision.
"Personally I do not accept any proposal to do the same Brazilian diplomats in the country where he is assigned," says Patriota.
The incident took place in a swimming pool of a private club in the capital Brasilia last week, media reports said a number of Brazil.
In the event that an unnamed diplomat allegedly touching a girl aged between 9-15 years old are not obscene.
The girl's father told the G1 website said the Iranian diplomat was almost a mass judged before the security guard came to intervene.
"Massa wants to kill him," said his father was unnamed.
Unacceptable
Police then had to request information the Iranian embassy officials after receiving a report from the victim's parents
However, embassy officials were later released because they have diplomatic immunity.
Embassy of Iran in Brazil denied any sexual abuse. Parties to the embassy said the problem is the result of a cultural misunderstanding.
The embassy of Brazil also accuses the media exaggerate the incident.
But Brazilian Foreign Minister Antonio Patriota said he believed the incident was serious and asked the Iranian Embassy to explain this issue further before making a decision.
"Personally I do not accept any proposal to do the same Brazilian diplomats in the country where he is assigned," says Patriota.
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