The bold tactics that have kept Iran protests going

A street in Tehran is jammed with traffic during the protests over Amini's death

Iranian protesters have blocked roads with dumpter bins and even their own cars

Flashmob-style protests, images beamed onto tower blocks, water fountains dyed blood-red: young Iranians armed with little more than their phones have adopted a slew of tactics to give demonstrations over Mahsa Amini's death staying power.

One form of protest emerged two weeks ago, with fountains in Tehran appearing to be filled with blood after an artist turned their waters red to reflect the lethal crackdown.