Information about Iranian Women.

Women in Iran face various challenges due to gender inequality and restrictive laws. Iran, known as the Islamic Republic, has a legal system officially based on Islam, which limits women's rights. In Iran, women have to comply with the dress code. The government requires women to wear clothing that covers their entire body, covers their heads, and hides their curves. Therefore, women must comply with Sharia law in public spaces. Women also have various restrictions in business life. Even though women in Iran have equal rights with men in some jobs, they may face restrictions in others. For example, women still do not earn the same salaries as men in some occupations and are underrepresented in higher positions. Although there are some opportunities for women in education, there is gender discrimination even in higher education. Women may have fewer opportunities than men and may be underrepresented in some fields. Additionally, women in Iran have fewer rights than men in matters such as divorce, custody and inheritance. Islamic law determines that women do not have equal rights with men in these matters. However, women in Iran are also actively struggling to defend their rights. Many women activists are fighting for demands for equality and freedom. Women try to make their voices heard through social media and other communication tools and strive to create change in society. As a result, although women in Iran still face many restrictions, many women are fighting for equality and freedom. More efforts and attention are needed to overcome gender inequality and restrictive laws.