Iran human rights crisis

Briefly reinforced the earlier speakers' accounts of the regime's brutality against protesters.

A Laguna Niguel engineer said another Holocaust is in the making and asked the council to be 'the voice of the voiceless' for Iranians being massacred.

The final speaker described Iranians living under internet and power shutdowns, begged the council to be the voice of the voiceless, and asked for a proclamation or resolution condemning the regime; she also thanked the police department for its help at Sunday's protest.

Described mass killings in Iran's recent uprising — claiming well over 200,000 dead — and warned the regime threatens world peace, urging the world to stop staying silent.

A 36-year Mission Viejo resident described surveillance, imprisoned and assaulted women, and executions in Iran, urging local leaders to acknowledge it and use their platforms.

Cited 41,000+ killed and 330,000 injured, plus 8.5 million exiles since 1979, and asked the council to write a formal letter to the White House demanding action.