BodyDear Waldemar TOMASZEWSKI,
I am writing to request your urgent attention to the case of Ehsan Hosseini Pour Hesarloo, who is currently facing the risk of execution in Iran.
Ehsan Hosseinipour Hesarloo, 18, was arrested in Pakdasht on January 8th, 2026 at 21:30. He is falsely accused of participating in riots, gathering and colluding against security, participating in the murder, setting fire to the Seyyed al-Shohada Mosque in Pakdasht, and destroying public property. The first court session was held on February 14th in Branch 26 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court. His chosen lawyer (Amir Raisian) was barred. He is at risk of execution.
The European Parliament has already taken a firm stance in response to the situation in Iran, notably through its January 2026 resolution condemning repression, its position regarding the IRGC, and its measures limiting engagement with Iranian state representatives. These actions established a clear political framework. The next step is ensuring that individual cases at imminent risk are consistently integrated into that framework.
In practical terms, I respectfully suggest:
– Taking on Ehsan Hosseini Pour Hesarloo as a sponsored detainee under a structured parliamentary advocacy initiative focused specifically on death penalty cases.
– Requesting updates from the EEAS on this individual case and ensuring it is raised in diplomatic exchanges.
– Supporting formal invitations for Iranian human rights defenders, UN mandate holders, or affected family members to brief Members on urgent execution cases.
– Encouraging coordinated cross-party visibility efforts, such as joint letters or questions highlighting named prisoners at risk.
Sustained attention to specific detainees transforms general resolutions into tangible protection mechanisms. When Parliament members visibly monitor a case, it signals continued international scrutiny.
Further reporting and documentation regarding this case can be found here:
https://hengaw.net/fa/news/2026/02/article-84
https://www.iranintl.com/202602142189
Given the irreversible consequences involved, immediate and structured follow-up could prove decisive.
Sincerely,
A concerned citizen
