Iranians in Vienna organized gatherings to declare their opposition to the Islamic Republic. In this context, the reporter from WAJ conducted a brief interview with an Iranian activist to understand more about the situation.

WAJ Reporter had an interview with an Iranian activist involved in the protest
During the interview, the Iranian revealed information about the Iranian government oppressing people. The Iranian government is shutting down the Internet because they don't want people out here to have the news and see what they do.
In another section of the interview, he urged world leaders to “understand and listen to the voices of Iranian women and children, to reduce and halt the regime, to prevent the continuation of this hummane method of suppressing protesting women, and to take serious and prompt actions in this regard”.
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