Mahsa Amini is the secret word for the most recent uprising in Iran to topple the dictatorship of the Islamic Republic of Iran to free both the Iranian people and the region from the ever-growing brutality and aggression of the regime. 

The number of people arrested, tortured or killed by the regime is increasing rapidly as the protests continue. 
Every second matters. Any act of resistance is critical to the success of the revolution. To accomplish this mission, we need other countries like yours to send a clear message to the regime by recalling your ambassador from the Islamic Republic of Iran. Your today's support will be appreciated forever. 

The outcome of this petition will be send to the embassies of other countries around the world. 

مهسا امینی اسم رمز قیام اخیر مردم ایران است برای سرنگونی دیکتاتوری جمهوری اسلامی و برای رهایی مردم ایران و منطقه از خشونت و تجاوز روزافزون این رژیم.

با ادامه‌ یافتن اعتراضات سراسری، تعداد افراد دستگیر، شکنجه یا کشته شده توسط رژیم به سرعت در حال افزایش است. هر ثانیه مهم است و هر مقاومتی برای پیروزی این قیام عمومی حیاتی است. برای رسیدن به این هدف، به حمایت کشورهای دیگر نیاز داریم. با فراخواندن سفیرانتان از جمهوری اسلامی، موضع کشورتان را نسبت به سرکوب اعتراضات ابراز کنید. حمایت امروز شما را هیچگاه فراموش نخواهیم کرد. 

بعد از به حد نصاب رسیدن امضاها این طومار به سفارت‌های کشورهای مخلف ارسال خواهد شد. 

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The Guidance Patrol, the morality police of Iran's Law Enforcement Command, arrested Amini for not wearing the hijab in accordance with government standards. Police said she suddenly went into heart failure at a station, fell on the floor, and died after two days in a coma. Eyewitnesses and women who were detained with Amini said she was severely beaten, which in addition to her leaked medical scans led independent observers to diagnose cerebral hemorrhage and stroke. 

Amini's death resulted in a series of large-scale protests across the country. In response to the protests, the government of Iran not only suppressed the protests, shooting protesters with birdshot and metal pellets, deploying tear gas and water cannons, but also blocked access to many apps including Instagram and WhatsApp, and limited internet accessibility to reduce protesters' ability to organise. These may be the most severe internet restrictions in Iran since 2019, when the internet was shut down completely.

According to Iran Human Rights, as of 25 September, at least 54 people had been killed alongside hundreds of women detained and abused by the authorities.