Global Protests Demand Iran Regime Change: Munich Sees 250,000, Toronto 350,000

• Approximately 250,000 people rallied in Munich against Iran's government during a world leaders' meeting, responding to exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi's call for stronger international pressure.
• The Munich demonstration was part of a "global day of action" following last month's deadly nationwide protests in Iran, with protesters chanting for regime change and waving pre-1979 revolution flags.
• Reza Pahlavi warned of further deaths in Iran if democracies remain passive, emphasizing that the survival of Iran's government signals that killing enough people allows one to stay in power.
• An estimated 350,000 people marched in Toronto as part of the Global Day of Action Rally, and about 500 protested in Nicosia, Cyprus, supporting Pahlavi and criticizing Iran's government.
• Disputed death tolls from last month's protests range from 7,005 (Human Rights Activists News Agency) to 3,117 (Iran's government), with internet blackouts hindering independent verification.