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Activists stage ‘die-in’ on anniversary of Pulse nightclub massacre

Noah Reich, left, and Dave Maldonado take part in a "die-in" at Los Angeles City Hall to protest gun violence in America.

Noah Reich, left, and Dave Maldonado take part in a “die-in” at Los Angeles City Hall to protest gun violence in America.

  (Gabriel S. Scarlett / Los Angeles Times)

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Activist stage 'die-in'

Victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting are displayed in a work by Noah Reich.

  (Gabriel S. Scarlett / Los Angeles Times)

Activist stage 'die-in'

About 80 people took part in the Los Angeles demonstration. Participants stayed on the ground for 12 minutes, or 720 seconds, which represented the 700-plus victims of mass shootings in America since the Pulse massacre.

  (Gabriel S. Scarlett / Los Angeles Times)

Activist stage 'die-in'

Event organizer Oona Wuolijoki.

  (Gabriel S. Scarlett / Los Angeles Times)

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Activist stage 'die-in'

Protesters at L.A. City Hall.

  (Gabriel S. Scarlett / Los Angeles Times)

Activist stage 'die-in'

The City Hall protest.

  (Gabriel S. Scarlett / Los Angeles Times)

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