This is despite the fact that since September 17, nearly 20 000 people have been arrested, more than 500 people, including 71 children, have lost their lives, hundreds of protesters have suffered irreparable injuries such as losing sight in one or both eyes, and many women have seen the darkest side of this anti-women regime under torture, sexual harassment, and rape.

We at The Revolution Times, regardless of our personal opinions as a part of Iranian society, have always tried and are trying to bring the news of this revolution to you while keeping an impartial political stance, therefore, before going to the rest of the news, we believe it’s necessary to remind ourselves the names of those who have been sentenced to death and their lives are in danger:

01- Manouchehr Mehman-navaz

02- Kambiz Kharot

03- Shoaib Mirbaluchzahi (18)

04- Mehdi Bahman

05- Mehdi Mohammadi Fard (18)

06- Arshia Takdastan (18)

07- Mansour Dehmardeh

08- Ebrahim Narouei

09- Javad Rouhi

10- Majid Kazemi

11- Saeed Yaghoubi

12- Saleh Mirhashemi

An End to Reform?

On Saturday, Mirhossein Mousavi published a statement in support of the "Woman Life Freedom" revolution in which he mentions the necessity of drafting a new constitution.

Mirhossein Mousavi, the former prime minister of the Islamic Republic, who during his tenure as prime minister, thousands of political prisoners were executed, is still under house arrest after the events of the 2009 presidential election and the Green Movement.

In this statement, Mousavi said: "Implementation of the Constitution without compromise, as a slogan that was hopeful thirteen years ago, is no longer effective and a step beyond that should be taken."

Mirhossein Mousavi's admission that the regime cannot be reformed is important because he is still considered to be the leader of reformists in Iran.

Surveys and Statistics

Gamaan, The Group for Analyzing & Measuring Attitudes in Iran, published the results of its latest survey on the uprising of the Iranian people on Saturday. The survey was conducted between December 21 to 31, 2022, with more than 158 000 respondents inside Iran, and more than 42 000 outside Iran completing the survey.

In response to the question, "Islamic Republic, yes or no?" 81% of people inside Iran and 99% of people outside Iran said "NO". 15% of respondents inside Iran said "yes".

73% of people inside Iran believe that Western countries should defend the protestors’ rights by seriously pressuring the regime. In contrast, 19% of respondents inside the country think that Western powers should not intervene.