Intense day of protests in Iran in memory of the young Mahsa Amini

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : In Tehran they began in the morning at some universities, where women without a veil - an image that has become more and more frequent in recent weeks - recalled the motto "woman, life, freedom".
47% : Tradition in Iran, marked by Shia Islam, indicates that on the fortieth day after the death, the mourning of the family, together with the community, gathers around the tomb of the loved one to pay homage to it, ends.
47% : Tradition in Iran, marked by Shia Islam, indicates that on the fortieth day after the death, the mourning of the family, together with the community, gathers around the tomb of the loved one to pay homage to it, ends.
47% : Although they did not carry out any summons, the brother published on Tuesday a photo of the tomb covered by a red cloth that revealed the face of the deceased girl, today a symbol in Iran.
41% : Mahsa's tragic death, which occurred after she was detained by the morality police when she was visiting Tehran, sparked a wave of protests around the country that continues to this day.
35% : This day of protests was also marked by an attack considered to be a terrorist attack on the mausoleum of Shah Cheragh, in the city of Shiraz, one of the most important places of pilgrimage for the Shiite faithful in Iran.

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