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North Koreans Dictatorship vs Iran Islamic Republic 

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North Koreans Dictatorship vs Iran Islamic Republic 

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Unlike North Korea Iran has a president and a supreme leader. The president is elected every four years and can be reelected once. The president is answerable to the supreme leader. The supreme leader is elected and appointed by the Assembly of Experts. There has only been two supreme leaders in Iran history.

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Kim Jong-Un is and has been the leader of North Korea since 2011. The previous leader was his father Kim Jong-il he was the leader from 1994 to 2011 when he died. Before him it was his father which is referred to as the Kim Dynasty. The Kim Dynasty is a 3 generation bloodline of rulers for North Korea which started in 1948. Kim Il-sung is the second child of Kim Jong-Un and Ko Yong-Hui he was also the first leader of North Korea.

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This country had very many strict rules. Some rules were state  - sanctioned haircuts and the government deciding who gets to live in the capital. The death penalty is in effect in North Korea and many crimes may get the death penalty. The crimes that can get the penalty are murder , rape , robbery , and vandalism. North Korea has something called the "3 generations of punishment" rule meaning if one person is convicted of a serious crime and sent to a prison camp their immediate family can also be sent with them.

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Currently in North Korea the election is inherited. Inheritance is when the role of the leader is passed down by generation. In order to vote you must be 17 years of age in North Korea. Leaders are elected by direct universal suffrage and secret ballot , every citizen over 17 is guaranteed suffrage. Suffrage is  the right to vote in political elections.

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North Korea is ruled by a form of government called dictatorship. Dictatorship is where one person rules and has total power. The people use excessive force to impose their law system. North Korea's law system consists of personal restrictions , internet restrictions , and religious restrictions. Many people in North Korea are being brainwashed because they were constantly being told that if they don't obey the rules they will be murdered.