Thousands of demonstrators gathered in London to protest against the Iranian government's crackdown on women and girls who do not adhere to the country's strict dress code
Another protester, Mahnaz, showed Sky News her palms painted red to symbolise blood.
"My hands are painted because there is blood on the streets. The Iranian regime is killing our children, they're hitting their heads on the floor. The morality police are very dangerous," she said.Protester Mahnaz painted her hands red to symbolise shed blood Protester Parsa Sadigh told Sky News he hoped other governments would step in to impose tough sanctions on Iran.
"We need all the help we can get to change the regime which has been adversely affecting people for over 40 years, so that we can get to restore Iran to what it should be."
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