1 / 10The death caused furore as the country witnessed demonstrations in Tehran, including at several universities and in Mashhad, the country’s second-largest city. (Image: AP)
2 / 10Amini’s father also criticised the slow response of the emergency services and claimed that she was perfectly healthy prior to her arrest. (Image: AP)
3 / 10Refuting claims by state police, her mother said to the media that her daughter was following the rules by wearing a long, loose robe. (Image: AP)
4 / 10According to a statement issued by Iran’s security forces, Amini suffered a heart attack at the detention centre while receiving educational training on hijab rules. (Image: AP)
5 / 10Protesters are marching down Hijab Street or "headscarf street" in central Tehran denouncing the morality police. (Image: AP)
6 / 10Earlier on Friday, the state television broadcasted a short surveillance video that showed a woman identified as Amini collapsing in the police station after an argument. (Image: AP)
7 / 10Witnesses accused police officers of beating her in custody but Police Brig-Gen Hossein Rahimi denied such "cowardly accusations". (Image: AP)
8 / 10Several Iranian doctors said on Twitter that bleeding from her ear suggested she had a concussion from head injuries. (Image: AP)
9 / 10In the Islamic republic, morality police units enforce a dress code that requires women to wear headscarves in public along with a ban on tight trousers, ripped jeans and brightly coloured outfits. (Image: AP)
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