US EditionFrom Los Angeles to London: Worldwide Protests in Solidarity With Iranians
Thousands have died in Iran's crackdown on protests that began over economic instability and evolved into calls for regime change amid an ongoing internet blackout.
- On Jan. 10, 2026, Iranian diaspora demonstrators held a 'Free Iran Rally' at Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C., as large marches occurred in Los Angeles and Paris.
- Protests inside Iran began over economic grievances and widened into a nationwide uprising against the Islamic Republic of Iran, while families inside Iran faced a near-total internet blackout for 72 hours.
- On Jan. 11, 2026, a Los Angeles demonstration turned dangerous when a U-Haul truck struck protesters, injuring at least one man; the Los Angeles Police Department detained the driver, who was later released from hospital.
- Western leaders issued a joint statement expressing deep concern and condemning reported killings of protesters, while Metropolitan Police made two arrests linked to the Iranian embassy in London incident.
- This coming week, Protests For Iran has advertised demonstrations for Jan. 17 at Lafayette Square while Tehran leadership says it is 'prepared for war' but open to talks if no intervention occurs.
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Protests in Iran: NYC reacts as Iranians take over their country in a mission for freedom
New Yorkers are expressing solidarity with the Iranian people, who are holding massive protests calling for regime change in the name of freedom. As widespread political protests escalate across Iran, New Yorkers are actively showing their solidarity with Iranian demonstrators, supporting their fight against the country’s decades-old oppressive rule. “This is enormous. The country was held back for so long. Now the will of the people is showing…
As in previous days, people around the world took to the streets on Tuesday in solidarity with the protesters in Iran, who are being harshly cracked down on by the…
Protests Against Iran's Theocratic Government Spread To U.S. - Bridge City News - January 13, 2026
Activists say over 600 people have been killed in Iran as the government cracks down on protesters across the country. These protests have spread to other parts of the world including in Los Angeles where police say a man suspected of driving a U-Haul truck down a street filled with demonstrators supporting the Iranian people on Sunday, is in police custody and facing charges. Foreign affairs expert Lisa Daftari, an Iranian-American living in Lo…
The government of President Luiz In cío Lula da Silva (PT) regretted, on this Saturday (13), the deaths recorded in protests in Ir and stated that only Iranians should decide on the future of St. Leia more (01/13/2026)
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