Protesters created a small makeshift shrine to Mahsa Amini outside the Iranian Embassy in London during a protest there on Saturday 24 September.

The protesters angrily denounced the regime in Iran over the death of Kurdish-Iranian woman Mahsa Amini.

Mahsa Amini died after being detained by Iran’s feared morality police, allegedly for not wearing her hijab correctly and for trousers that were too tight under her outer garments.

Supporters say a police beating caused her death but the police have claimed it was of natural causes.

Her death has sparked protests across Iran and around the world against the strict theocratic government in Tehran.

Iranian community members of the uk protested the death of Mahsa Amini whose death while in custody of the Iranian police has become symbolic to all that is wrong with the strict moral dress code , every one i spoke too agreed this brutal policing affects the very basic freedom of all Iranians, who feel threatened if not just abused for walking safely upon the street without being assaulted or beaten by the moral indignation of a man with a stick . the regime has to change its attitude , as demonstrations across The republic of Iran are continuing