On April 27, 1981, some 200,000 Tehran residents participated in a demonstration called for by the Association of Mothers supporting the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran.

Surprised by the enormous tide of brave women and the people who supported them, the regime mobilized the IRGC to crack down on the protest.

The Revolutionary Guards attacked the protest by brave mothers supporting the PMOI and killed two PMOI supporters, a student, and a worker. Dozens of women were wounded. But the repressive forces could not stop the protesters from moving on to their destination.

Many of the brave mothers who participated in this protest demonstration were later arrested and executed by the regime.

On April 27, 1981, the protest was launched without prior public notice. The brave mothers sponsoring the demonstration had personally informed their friends, relatives, and acquaintances to participate. A large crowd consisting of various strata joined the mothers whose protest and march were successfully launched by the active participation of women.

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