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Inazuma protests
Part of Democracy movement of Inazuma and Teyvat revolution
Top row: Police use tear-gas to disperse protesters on 3 September 2027. Middle row: Roadblock ablaze during the protest on 19 January 2028; Protesters flooding the streets. Bottom row: Protesters wore helmets and respirators; Protest on 6 June 2027.
Date	27 May 2027 (2027-05-27) - 11 March 2028 (2028-03-11) (9 months, 1 week and 6 days)
Location	Inazuma and worldwide (Solidarity protests)
Caused by	Raiden Shogun-led Tenryou Commission overthrows elected government again Vision Hunt Decree Authoritarianism Political corruption Human rights violations Alleged misconduct and brutality by the Inazuma Police Economic recession caused by the Archon War
Goals	Restoration of the civilian government Democracy and fair election Economic freedom Reform Government transparency and accountability Release of Kamisato Ayaka, Kamisato Ayato, and other political detainees End of the Vision Hunt Decree
Methods	Civil disobedience, Protests, Riots, Strike action, Traffic obstruction, Hunger strikes, Human chain, online activism and Petition campaigns
Resulted in	Demonstrations suppressed by force Outbreak of a civil war Embargoes and sanctions against Shogun government Mass arrest and exile of pro-democracy activists State of emergency
Parties
Opposition Pro-democracy protesters The resistance Arataki Gang Watatsumi Adventurers' Guild Various religious groups, student unions, and trade unions Inazuma Shogunate Tenryou Commission Shogun's Army Police Force Security Service Supported by: Pro-shogun counterprotesters Triads
Lead figures
No centralised leadership Raiden Shogun Kujou Sara Kujou Kamaji Nagaoka Hidemitsu Okawara Goemon Kujou Masahito
Casualties
Death(s)	1450 - 2900 protesters killed 81 police officers killed (As of November 2027)
Injuries	15,700+ protesters 250 - 300 police officers
Arrested	13,679 (As of March 2028)