1. Mahsa Jina Amini died at hospital

    Mahsa Jina Amini was a 22 year old girl, who had been arrested by the Moral Patrol for wearing an "improper" hijab — in violation of Iran's mandatory hijab law — while visiting Tehran from Saqqez. According to eyewitnesses, Amini had been severely beaten by Guidance Patrol officers, an assertion denied by Iranian authorities.

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  2. Disruptive Protests in Saqqez, Kurdistan (Mahsa's Hometown)

    The Law Enforcement Command of Islamic Republic denied any assertion on Amini being beaten, stating she "suffered a sudden heart failure“. The police tried to keep the numbers attending the Amini’s funeral in Saqez to a minimum, but 1,000 were reported to have been at the graveside, being clashed by the Islamic Republic security forces with c. 30 injuries. The protests spread in more cities in support of Amini’s family and against ill-treatment of women, in particular regarding compulsory hijab.

  3. Protesters and Anti-riot police in Tehran

    Dr. Hossein Karampour (the top medical official in Hormozgan province), pointed out that such symptoms "do not match the reasons given by some authorities who declared the cause to be a heart attack... (they are instead consistent with) a head injury and the resulting bleeding." This was also confirmed by alleged medical scans of her skull, leaked by hacktivists, showing bone fracture, hemorrhage, and brain edema.

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  4. Widespread Protests Across the state

    Protests in religious city of Mashhad and Qom as well as Tabriz, Rasht, Ilam, Hamedan, Kermanshah, Zanjan, Bandar abbas, Shiraz, Qazvin joined the protests

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  5. Internet blockage by the Islamic Republic

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  6. Relentless protests changed into a national uprising calling for regime change

    Diaspora Started Protesting in Support of Iranian inside & to Raise their voices

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  7. First Major Call for Strike

    announced by the Coordination Council of Iranian Teachers’ Trade Associations

  8. Universities announced strikes

    Until all students arrested during the protests are released

  9. Oil workers released a statement

    threating the IR to stop violence and free all detained, else they start strikes

  10. Global Action day for Iran

    Worldwide protests of Iranian to raise the voice of protestors in Iran in an invitation by the Association of Families of flight PS752 Victims

  11. Universities raided by IRGC

    (Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps) while thousands of protesters rushed to streets surrounding the university to prevent a tragedy at least 100 were arrested while many were beaten by security forces

  12. Oil refinery & petrochemical workers on STRIKE

  13. Sanandaj (Kurdistan) Massacare

    The IRGC, were firing automatic weapons till the early hours of Sunday in Sanandaj Yahya Rahimi, was shot in the head inside his car because he was honking his horn in support of the protesters on the street. He was taken to the hospital but died of his wounds. The IRGC also shot another protester in the head, who was taken to the hospital but died of his wounds.

  14. Lakan Prison - Rasht Incidence

    Several people were killed on Sunday during prisoners’ clashes with guards in Lakan Prison in the northern province of Gilan; the number of casualties is still unknown…

  15. Girls highschool raided by IRGC

    security forces beat the pupils for chanting, with some taken to hospital and others arrested. Asra Panahi reportedly died in hospital of injuries sustained at the school.

  16. Fire & Gunshot at Evin Prison

    Tehran notorious jail holding political prisoners, incl. journalists, lawyers, artists, activists, environmentalists, & dual nationals; many people, including the families of those detained in Evin, were driving to the prison to prevent a tragedy, while themselves being brutally oppressed; number of casualties still unknown…