Protests raged for a fourth straight day across Iran on Tuesday and authorities said five people had been killed during unrest over the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody.

Protests flare across Iran as women cut their hair, burn hijabs to protest Mahsa Amini's custodial death

The head of Iran’s morality police has reportedly been suspended from his post as protests swept across Iran for a third day over the killing of a 22-year-old Mahsa Amini who was detained by the police after being accused of not wearing the hijab appropriately.

Reports: Head of Iran’s morality police suspended amid protests

Protests erupted in western Iran as a 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died after being detained by the regime’s morality police for allegedly not following the country’s hijab regulations.

Woman’s death after arrest over hijab stirs Iran protests

In Iran, farmers set up tents in a dry river bed in Isfahan to protest a drought. The Iranian Riot Police fired bullets to clear up the area. Palki Sharma tells you how a protest for water turned deadly in Iran.

Iran: Farmers set up tents in dry river bed protesting against water shortage

Hundreds of Iranians marched through Tehran in rare protests over blackouts and power outages. Workers in the lucrative oil industry have also gone on strike. How will this instability affect Iran's upcoming change of guard? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Iran: Drought triggers anti-govt protests

A massive online campaign by its citizens has forced the Iranian regime to quash the death sentence of 3 anti-govt protesters. WION's Palki tells you how Iran's political leadership fears a civil unrest.

Gravitas: Iran protests: Govt forced to backtrack

Human rights group Amnesty International on Wednesday accused the Iranian security forces of killing 23 children, mostly with live ammunition, during a November crackdown on anti-government protests.

Iran killed two dozen children in November crackdown on anti-government protests: Amnesty

Iran on Sunday hinted de-escalation of tensions with the United States which were triggered nearly two weeks ago when top commander Qasem Soleimani was killed in a drone strike by Washington in Iraq.

Iran hints at de-escalating tensions with US

Iranian protesters and newspapers piled pressure on the country's leadership and riot police stepped up their presence in Tehran on Sunday after Iran's military admitted that it had mistakenly shot down a Ukrainian airliner.

Iranians step up protests after Tehran's admission that it shot down Ukrainian airliner

Iran's authorities have restricted mobile internet access in several provinces, an Iranian news agency reported on Wednesday, a day before new protests were expected to kick-off following calls for demonstrations on social media.

Iran curbs internet before possible new protests: Reports

U.S. top diplomat Brian Hook slams Tehran, says 1000 killed in Iran protests, U.S. and Iran spar over anti-govt. protests.

U.S. says 1000 killed in Iran protests

The Iranian port city of Bandar-e-Mahshahr has emerged as the scene of some of the worst violence in Iran’s brutal crackdown on recent anti-government protests. Located in Iran’s oil-rich Khuzestan province, home to the country’s restive ethnic Arab minority, the protests in Bandar-e-Mahshahr strengthened Iran in its belief that the anti-government outburst was yet another effort to destabilise the Islamic republic by the United States, Saudi Arabia and Israel.

Protests in Iran seen as a consipiracy to destabilise current political regime

Iran on Saturday disputed death tolls issued abroad for the bloodshed that erupted during protests in the country over fuel prices after a rights group said over 160 demonstrators were killed.

Iran disputes 'exaggerated' protest death tolls

Iran on Thursday began restoring internet access in the capital Tehran and a number of provinces, local news agencies and residents said, after a days-long nationwide shutdown meant to help stifle unrest over fuel price hikes.

Iran begins reconnecting internet after shutdown over protests

More than 100 demonstrators are believed to have been killed across Iran since leaders ordered security forces to stamp out protests triggered by fuel price rises, Amnesty International said Tuesday.

More than 100 protesters believed killed in Iran: Amnesty

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday supported government's decision to hike petrol prices and blamed the opponents of the Islamic Republic for the vandalism on Saturday's protests.

Fuel price hike: Iran supreme leader Khamenei voices support

Sporadic protests erupted in cities across Iran, state news agency IRNA said on Saturday, a day after the government announced a surprise decision to ration petrol and hike its price.

Protests erupt in Iran over fuel price hike

Rouhani said conservative officials should not block candidates they dislike from future elections, and that there should be greater trust in the people, including the use of referenda on key issues

Iran's Rouhani calls for 'year of unity' after protests

Iran's supreme leader blamed "enemies" Tuesday for unrest that has seen 21 deaths as Washington sought to increase pressure on the Islamic regime that was facing its biggest test in years

Khamenei blames Iran's 'enemies' for unrest as US ups pressure

Nine people were killed overnight in unrest related to protests in the Isfahan region of central Iran, the state broadcaster reported

9 dead in overnight Iran unrest: State TV

There was a heavy police presence in Tehran as small groups of protesters ran through the city centre shouting anti-regime slogans, local agencies reported

Fresh protests in Iran; policeman killed, 3 injured

Iran's President Hassan Rouhani on Sunday warned protesters that violence was unacceptable

Iran's Rouhani rejects violence but vows 'space for criticism'

Iran's interior minister warned Sunday that 'violence, fear and terror' will be confronted after a third night of protests against the regime

Iran interior minister warns government 'will confront' disorder

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Protests flare across Iran as women cut their hair, burn hijabs to protest Mahsa Amini's custodial death

Reports: Head of Iran’s morality police suspended amid protests

Woman’s death after arrest over hijab stirs Iran protests

Iran: Farmers set up tents in dry river bed protesting against water shortage

Gravitas: Iran: Drought triggers anti-govt protests

Gravitas: Iran protests: Govt forced to backtrack

Iran killed two dozen children in November crackdown on anti-government protests: Amnesty

Iran hints at de-escalating tensions with US

Iranians step up protests after Tehran's admission that it shot down Ukrainian airliner

Iran curbs internet before possible new protests: Reports

U.S. says 1000 killed in Iran protests

U.S. says 1000 killed in Iran protests

Protests in Iran seen as a consipiracy to destabilise current political regime

Iran disputes 'exaggerated' protest death tolls

Iran begins reconnecting internet after shutdown over protests

More than 100 protesters believed killed in Iran: Amnesty

Fuel price hike: Iran supreme leader Khamenei voices support

Protests erupt in Iran over fuel price hike

Iran's Rouhani calls for 'year of unity' after protests

Khamenei blames Iran's 'enemies' for unrest as US ups pressure

9 dead in overnight Iran unrest: State TV

Fresh protests in Iran; policeman killed, 3 injured

Iran's Rouhani rejects violence but vows 'space for criticism'

Iran interior minister warns government 'will confront' disorder