The Los Angeles City Council meeting on September 13, 2024, focused on the upcoming unveiling of Woman Life Freedom Square, a tribute to Masa Amini, whose death two years ago sparked a global movement for women's rights and justice. The square will be located in Westwood, a community actively involved in advocating for these causes.

Councilwoman Yaroslavsky highlighted the significance of the square, emphasizing its role in representing the values of justice and dignity for all individuals, regardless of gender or nationality. She expressed gratitude to local leaders, including Ruzbeh Faranapur, Elham Yagubian, and Steve Sand, for their efforts in establishing the square. The location of the square, adjacent to Persian Square, acknowledges the contributions of the Persian community to Los Angeles.

Councilmember Blumenfield announced that September 16, 2024, will be declared Masa Amini Day in Los Angeles, reinforcing the city's commitment to honoring her legacy and the broader fight against oppression. He stressed the importance of remembering Amini's story as a reminder of the consequences of silence in the face of injustice and called for renewed dedication to human rights and equality.

The unveiling event is set for September 15, and both council members invited the community to participate in honoring Amini and supporting the ongoing struggle for women's rights globally. The establishment of Woman Life Freedom Square serves as a powerful symbol of solidarity and a commitment to the ideals of freedom and justice.