Róisín Ingle

Can you explain to people what that might look like if it could happen?

And for me... Just explain who he is to people who might not be aware.

He's the son of the king, but it's not that you're looking for a monarchy back again.

You're looking for a secular democracy.

Exactly.

And let's talk about that, because I suppose the Islamic Republic is so anti-women, it's so misogynist.

It's been, that's kind of why we're so delighted to have you on, to be able to talk about that.

But that's the point.

It was women particularly are persecuted under this regime.

Nassim, do you want to talk a bit about that?

It's very upsetting.

And I'm so sorry that it's just, yeah, it's just very difficult for people to understand.

But that's what the life has been like for women in Iran.

And although the men have been supporting, there's only so much that they can do.

Just talk to me about this newly established network, the Iranian Democratic Diaspora Network in Ireland.

What is the goal of it?

And I presume it's that your Iranian voices can be heard and not the voices of the Islamic Republic or the people who some people are listening to when they shouldn't be.

They said they could only be a certain amount of women.

So Maya, what do you want to say to Irish government representatives then?

What do you want them to know?