People gathered in Parliament Square in London on September 22 to protest for women's rights in Iran after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who was arrested by the country's morality police.

Protestors gather in London demanding an end to the Islamic Republic and the reign of Khamanei in Iran. The new wave of protests erupted in Iran and are now reverberating across the globe following the murder of Mahsa Amini -aka by her Kurdish name Jina Amini - by the regimes morality police for breaking hijab rules in public. Protests outside the country have began to pick up steam as the nation goes into a government imposed internet blackout. This often a precursor to a vicious wave of retribution to follow in efforts to preserve the regimes grip on dissent. Kurdish and Iranian women have taken to the streets, burning their hijabis and shaving their hair. Holding pictures and chanting Mahsa's name. Many are hopeful this will signify the end for a regime that has ruled with an iron fist for generations.