Demonstrators gather in Downtown L.A. on anniversary of Iranian Revolution

the people. The people who have been in the country for a long time. Well, thousands of people descended. Upon downtown L. A today for a human rights protest against the Iranian government. The demonstration comes as Iran marks the 44th anniversary of its revolution. K Counties report of Candace Crone with their message tonight.

You're right. A sea of green, white and red Iranian flags flew high into the city of Iran. They're uniting with the people of Iran, calling for the country's current regime to be ousted and a democracy put in place. It's a big danger for all around the world, not only for Iranian people. As far as that regime are in Iran, it's a big danger for all of the world. 25 weeks we have been on the streets for as long as our people in Iran have been fighting in the streets and fighting for the people of Iran. We've been on the streets for as long as our people supported them.

Protests ignited last September after the death of 22 year old Masha Amini, who was detained by Iran's morality police. Since then, scores of protesters in the country have been arrested. Some even killed. Many are now pushing for legislation to support Iranian human rights protests. Write letters, call your name. We're all in the same boat. We're all in the same boat.

We're all in the same boat. Members of the Iranian community here say it's loved ones in their home country to see the unity and know they're not alone in the fight for better rights and freedoms, regardless of your background. The future of Iran is bright, is beautiful. It's these thought leaders. It's those scientists that's trying to get the world back on track. The world is one of the largest downtown L. A was one of the largest worldwide reporting at City Hall.

Candace Crone K.

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