ایران ۱۴۰۱ باشاباش اعتیراضلاری

ایران ۱۴۰۱ آیاقلانماسی یا دا ایران دا مهسا امینی‌نین اؤلومونه گؤره اعتیراضلار ۱۴۰۱ ایلینده اولان ایران‌دا اعتیراضلارا دییلیر. بو اعتیراضلار مهسا امینی آدلی بیر قیزین ارشاد دولانانین الی‌له اؤلدورمسینه باشلادی.

مهسا امینی اعتیراضلاری
ایرانین ۱۴۰۰ اعتیراض‌لاری، اینقیلاب خیابانی‌نین قیزلاری و مهسا امینی‌نین اؤلومودن سونراکی اعتیراضلارین بیر حیصه‌سی
تاریخ	۱۶ سپتامبر ۲۰۲۲ – بوگون (۲۰۲۲-۰۹-۱۶ – present) (۲ ایل، ۱ آی، ۳ هفته و ۴ گون)
یئر	Iran, with solidarity rallies worldwide
دلیل	مهسا امینی‌نین اؤلومو Mandatory hijab law since 1979 Crackdowns against the Iranian Democracy Movement and Girls of Enghelab protests Human rights abuses against women and girls perpetrated by the Morality Police Killing of hundreds of protesters
هدفلر	Dismantlement of the Islamic Republic of Iran The protection of سیویل حقلر, including women's rights Revoking mandatory religious requirements, such as the mandatory hijab law Dissolution of the Morality Police Prosecuting the killers of Mahsa Amini Police and government reforms
یوللار	Demonstrations Strikes Civil disobedience, including defiance of hijab laws
وضعیت	داوام ائدیر
Parties to the civil conflict
Iranian protesters Support by most anti–Islamic Republic organizations Islamic Republic FARAJA IRGC Basij Plainclothes Riot police Morality police Iranian counter-protesters
باشچیلار
مرکزلشدیریلمیش رهبرلیک یوخدور علی خامنه‌ای سید ابراهیم رئیسی Ahmad Vahidi Ali Shamkhani غلامحسین محسنی اژه‌ای محمد باقر قالیباف Hossein Ashtari Abdolrahim Mousavi Habibollah Sayyari Hossein Salami Mohammad Reza Naqdi
Casualties
Death(s)	At least 469 protesters including 63 minors killed (Iran Human Rights) as of 17 December 506 protesters including 69 minors killed, as well as 66 security force members (HRANA), as of 22 December More than 300 protesters killed, including more than 30 minors, in 25 out of 31 provinces (بیرلشمیش میلتلر قورومو), as of 22 November 200 killed (state media) as of 3 December See casualties for details.
Injuries	898+ as of 26 September
Arrested	estimated 18,480 (HRANA, as of 22 December). As of 4 November, over 14,000 were arrested throughout 134 cities and towns, and at 132 universities (HRANA). See detainees for notable cases.