12 June 2010 is the anniversary of contested 2009 presidential elections in Iran: #IranElection is used to continue to protest for freedom & political change.

After the disputed Iran election of June 2009, Iranians inside and outside Iran continue to protest for freedom and political change.

After the disputed Iran election of June 2009, Iranians inside and outside Iran continue to protest for freedom and political change.

Iranians inside and outside Iran continue to protest for freedom and political change.

After Iran's disputed presidential election of June 2009, Iranians inside and outside Iran continue to protest online in their quest for freedom and political change.

After Iran's disputed presidential election of June 2009, Iranians inside and outside Iran continue to protest online in their quest for freedom and political change.

After the disputed Iran election of June 2009, Iranians inside and outside Iran continue to protest online in their quest for freedom and political change.

After the disputed Iranian election of June 2009, people in and outside Iran continue to protest online in their quest for political change.

People are continuing to talk about the Iranian presidential election of June 2009, which Mahmoud Ahmadinejad won.

ran's nineth presidential election was held on 12 June 2009, with incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad running against three challengers

Debate over the disputed Iranian election of June 2009.

People are continuing to talk about the Iranian presidential election of June 2009, which Mahmoud Ahmadinejad won.

Dec. 7 - Reports from Iran say there have been clashes between police and anti-government demonstrators (paid for and backed by the US CIA, as done in the past to overthrow democratically elected governments like that of Mossadegh for example) in the capital Tehran. There are reports of tear gas being fired and at least two people have been arrested for protesting against President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Dec. 7 - Reports from Iran say there have been clashes between police and anti-government demonstrators in the capital Tehran. There are reports of tear gas being fired and at least two people have been arrested for protesting against President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Dec. 7 - Reports from Iran say there have been clashes between police and anti-government demonstrators in the capital Tehran. There are reports of tear gas being fired and at least two people have been arrested for protesting against President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Many Iranians think that the recent election was fraudulent. There have been big demonstrations in Tehran. Nov. 4th. New protests are building.

Many Iranians think that the recent election was fraudulent. There have been big demonstrations in Tehran. Sept. 23: Amadinejad is in New York

Many Iranians think that the recent election was fraudulent. There have been big demonstrations in Tehran. Sept. 23: Amadinejad is in New York

Many Iranians think that the recent election was fraudulent. There have been big demonstrations in Tehran. Sept. 23: Amadinejad is in New York

Many Iranians think that the recent election was fraudulent. There have been big demonstrations in Teheran. Sept. 23: Amadinejad is in New York

When isn't this ever trending? If you don't know about the Iran election by now, you live under a rock. Seriously.

The recent Iranian election has caused a revolution and the youth of Iran to communicate to the world using twitter.

http://iran.whyweprotest.net/green-brief/ provides the latest in post-election unrest.

http://iran.whyweprotest.net/green-brief/ provides the latest in post-election unrest.

http://iran.whyweprotest.net/green-brief/ provides the latest in what's going on in post-election unrest.

People keep protesting in Iran and have not/will not get anywhere. They dont know when to give up.

This has been trending for months....Elections happened in Iran and many people are unhappy with the outcome. Unrest followed with police silencing protesters.

This has been trending for months....It pretty much sums itself up...Elections are going on in Iran.

A hashtag to follow tweets related to Iran's controversial June 12 presidential elections as well as the subsequent protests, speeches, and violence. Recent letter from Karroubi about the rape and torture of prisoners causes uproar. Aug 12 - People gather in the bazaars to go "shopping" en masse.

A hashtag to follow tweets related to Iran's controversial June 12 presidential elections as well as the subsequent protests, speeches, and violence. Aug 12 - People gather in the bazaars to go "shopping" en masse. Report from Karoubi about the rape and torture of prisoners causes uproar.

People gather in the bazaars to go "shopping" en masse. Report from Karoubi about the rape and torture of protesters in the prisons causes uproar.

People think that they are making a difference in Iran, but in reality, they arent.

People think that they are making a difference in Iran, but in reality, they arent.

People think that they are making a difference in Iran, but in reality, they arent.

Many people are showing their support for the country of IRAN

Get over it.

False show trials resume today. More detainees are trotted out to "confess," protestors continue to gather in outrage.

Ahmadinejad is sworn in as president.

One hundred activists were put on trial for crimes related to the protests.

A hashtag to follow tweets related to Iran's controversial June 12 presidential elections as well as the subsequent protests, speeches, and violence. July 30 - Iranian police break up crowds memorializing those killed in post-election violence.

Iranian police break up crowds memorializing those killed in post-election violence.

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Police disperse hundreds of people who were marking the 40th day after Neda's death at her grave. Neda became a matyr for the Green movement after her murder during a protest.

A large percentage of the Iranian population disputes the election of President Ahmedinejad, believing the election rigged, a "Sea of Green" took to the streets to protest.

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A large percentage of the Iranian population disputes the election of President Ahmedinejad, believing the election rigged, a "Sea of Green" took to the streets to protest. Tweeters are trying to raise awareness of the situation, because news networks won't.

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A large percentage of the Iranian population disputes the election of President Ahmedinejad, believing the election rigged, a "Sea of Green" took to the streets to protest.

A large percentage of the Iranian population disputes the election of President Ahmedinejad, believing the election rigged, a "Sea of Green" took to the streets to protest. @bparker001http://norooznews.org/ staff statement #3 suggests the "Guardian Council was tricked into approving the election"

A large percentage of the Iranian population disputes the election of President Ahmedinejad, believing the election rigged, a "Sea of Green" took to the streets to protest.

A large percentage of the Iranian population disputes the election of President Ahmedijan, believing the election rigged, a "Sea of Green" took to the streets to protest.

In Iran, the recent election was... oh fuck it just go look it up on the news jesus christ

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JULY 5: A 3-day national strike (Etekaf) may occur from July 6-8. Followed by a demo (less likely given the oppression) marking the anniversary of 18 Tir (8 July 1999) student uprising.

JULY 5 - A national strike may occur from July 6 - 8. Followed by a student demo anniversary of 18 Tir (9 July)

JULY 5 - A national strike may occur from July 6 - 8. Followed by a student demo anniversary of 18 Tir

JULY 1- A national strike may occur from July 2 - 5.

JULY 1- A national strike may occur from July 2 - 5. Blame @vBSetup by doing "I blame @vBSetup for #iranelection"

June 12 - Iranian presidential elections are held. The election results have been heavily disputed. This led to rioting, mass arrests, and some deaths. *** JULY 1- A national strike may occur from July 2 - 5.

June 12 - Iranian presidential elections are held. The election results have been heavily disputed. This led to rioting, mass arrests, and some deaths. *** JUNE 29 - Pres. Ahmadinejad says the murderer of Neda Soltani (a protester whose death by gunshot was caught on film) can't be identified. Meanwhile, partial recounts are occurring although the election has been declared "official".

June 12 - Iranian presidential elections are held. The election results have been heavily disputed. This led to rioting, mass arrests, and some deaths. A bystander's film footage of the June 20 shooting and death of Neda Soltani brought even more attention to the country. Footage spread online through Facebook and YouTube.

June 12 - Iranian presidential elections are held The results of these elections have been heavily disputed. This has led to rioting, mass arrests, and some deaths. Recently the death of Neda Soltani (also trending) is bringing even more attention to the country as she was shot on June 20th and a bystander filmed her death. Footage spread online through Facebook and YouTube.

June 12 - Iranian presidential elections are held The results of these elections have been heavily disputed. This has led to rioting, mass arrests, and some deaths.

June 12 - Iranian presidential elections are held The results of these elections have been heavily disputed. This has led to rioting, mass arrests, and accusations that the mainstream American news media is underplaying the story.

June 12 - Iranian presidential elections are held The results of these elections have been heavily disputed (or, to be more accurate, it's firmly believed Iran's current President stole the election). This has led to the inevitable riots -- and accusations that American television is underplaying the story.

June 12 - Iranian presidential elections are held The results of these elections have been heavily disputed (or, to be more accurate, it's firmly believed Iran's current President stole the election). This has led to the inevitable riots -- and accusations that American television is underplaying the story.

June 12 - Iranian presidential elections are held The results of these elections have been heavily disputed; deep suspicions of election fraud have given way to riots.

June 12 - Iranian presidential elections are held

A large percentage of the Iranian population disputes the election of President Ahmedinejad, believing the election rigged, a "Sea of Green" took to the streets to protest.