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Activist Twitter account 1500tasvir posted several videos showing Sharif University in Tehran surrounded by dozens of riot police. One video showed security forces chasing students trapped in the university's underground parking.

Thomson ReutersPeople run during clashes with police in IranVideo posted on social media and obtained by Reuters shows a crowd dispersing and shouting on a street outside a university in Tehran as Iranian security forces clashed with students.

Activist Twitter account 1500tasvir, which has around 160,000 followers, posted several videos showing Sharif University, traditionally a hotbed of dissent, surrounded by dozens of riot police. Students had been protesting at numerous universities on Sunday and demonstrations were held in several cities such as Tehran, Yazd, Kermanshah, Sanandaj, Shiraz and Mashhad, with participants chanting "independence, freedom, death to Khamenei," earlier social media posts showed.

Iranian authorities have not given a death toll, while saying many members of the security forces have been killed by "rioters and thugs backed by foreign foes." Last week state television said 41 had died, including members of the security forces. Iranian state media shared a video of pro-government students, who gathered at the Ferdowsi University in Mashhad, chanting "the Islamic Republic is our red line."

Iran's police authorities say Amini died of a heart attack and deny she was beaten to death in custody.

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