Iranian citizens obtain their food through a combination of local markets, grocery stores, and government-subsidized shops known as "bread lines" or "subsidized stores." Many people also grow their own vegetables and fruits in home gardens or community plots. Additionally, the country's diverse agricultural sector provides a wide range of products, though economic sanctions and inflation have impacted food availability and prices. Traditional markets and bazaars remain important cultural and social hubs for acquiring food.
No. It is all down to the government.
no
The US Embassy hostages in Iran.
the citizens even women
no
No, US citizens are currently not able to obtain an Iran tourist visa for travel to the country.
The government of Iran is based on Islam. Citizens of Iran are affected by the decisions and policies of the Islamic clergy.
No. In Iran, possession of firearms is illegal for common citizens.
Iran's citizens are referred to as Iranian .
18 years or older can vote for the president
the citizens of iran have the freedom of speech but not freedom of press
None. They live under a system that governed by the religion.