Fallen Hero Ghaem Hosseini; Seven Months Between Arrest and the Gallows
to become Execution Ghaem Hosseini 20 years old in Iran Isfahan Isfahan Central Prison (Dastgerd Prison)
Written by: Roodabeh
Ghaem Hosseini was twenty years old and lived in Isfahan. Little is known about his personal life—no vivid portrait of the years he had lived, no detailed narrative of his family or the dreams he might have held for his future. What remains of him is less the story of a life than an assortment of dates and accusations: a few leaves from a judicial dossier that ultimately ended in the death of a twenty-year-old young man. The first date was 15 January 2026 (25 Dey 1404). That day, Ghaem was arrested. Seven months later, on 20 August 2026 (29 Mordad 1405), he was Execution. The span between these two dates is all that we know of the final chapter of his life: seven months behind the closed doors of detention, interrogation rooms, and the corridors of the Revolutionary Court. His case was tied to the events of 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404) at Alikhani Square in Isfahan—the day the Islamic Republic reported the killing of four Special Units officers, after which a wave of arrests swept through Isfahan. Ghaem was among those detained during those days. Yet in the court records, he was not viewed as a twenty-year-old youth. He was a criminal. The Judiciary’s Media Center presented him und…
قائم حسینی · افغانستان · اصفهان،پرونده میدان علیخانی · زندان دستگرد
