Hundreds of demonstrators, including many Iranians and British people of Iranian descent, have descended on London to seek justice for women and support human rights in Iran.

The death of Mahsa Amini has triggered demonstrations across the world.
22-year-old Amini died in Tehran, Iran, on September 16, under suspicious circumstances. She was arrested for allegedly not complying with head coverings rules. Eyewitnesses claim that she was beaten in a police van in the capital.

The filmer said that he spoke to one of the protesters named Sam who said: "We are here today to protest against the bloodshed in Iran and for the safety of all citizens who have no right to protest. We have had enough. Time for the Mullahs to go!".

Thousands of Iranians protest in London today (October 8) against the Islamic regime, and in protest following the death of Mahsa Amini in Iranian custody.

In the footage, a few supporters climbed on to the statue of Winston Churchill to wave flags and chant to the crowd.

I spoke to one of the supporters (Sam) who said, "we are here today to protest against the bloodshed in Iran and for the safety of all citizens who have no right to protest. We have had enough. Time for the Mullahs to go".