His purpose? To express grave concern over recent actions taken by the Iranian regime, actions that have far-reaching implications for international human rights and security.
Mr. Cooper’s primary concern centers around the Iranian regime’s aggressive targeting of 104 members of the Iranian Resistance, who are currently lawfully residing within Europe. These individuals, who have sought refuge on European soil, have been unjustly burdened with trumped-up charges by the Iranian authorities. Such charges not only undermine the principles of justice and due process but also pose a severe threat to the safety and well-being of these individuals.
What amplifies the urgency of Mr. Cooper’s plea is the harrowing fate that awaits these Iranian Resistance members if they were to be extradited to Iran. The grim reality is that they would likely face torture, persecution, and even the loss of their lives. This, in itself, is a chilling reminder of the Iranian regime’s notorious reputation as a leading state sponsor of terrorism and a habitual violator of human rights.
The European Union, long regarded as a bastion of human rights and democratic values, now faces a moral and ethical dilemma. It is not only an opportunity but an obligation to protect these innocent individuals from the clutches of the Iranian regime. By doing so, the EU can reaffirm its commitment to upholding the principles of justice, human rights, and international law.
The European leaders who received Mr. Cooper’s heartfelt letter must consider this carefully and seriously. It is not just about safeguarding the lives and rights of 104 Iranian Resistance members; it is about sending a strong message to the world that Europe stands firmly against tyranny, oppression, and state-sponsored terrorism.
In a world that often seems increasingly divided, the actions taken by European leaders in response to Mr. Cooper’s plea can serve as a beacon of hope and solidarity, reaffirming the values upon which the European Union was founded. It is a moment for Europe to demonstrate its unwavering commitment to justice, freedom, and human rights for all, regardless of their nationality or creed.
The letter of Canadian MP Michael Cooper is reflected below:
Letter_European-Presidents_Indictment-of-Ashraf-3-Residents-Michael-Cooper
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