Ethics of restorative justice and its role in social security

the present study examines the ethics of restorative justice and its role in social security. It seems that, by recognizing the abstract principles and rules of restorative justice, its intended ideals cannot be achieved, rater, we need the right solution and tools.

in this research, descriptive-analytical method and fish taking tools have been used, our problem is multilingualism and our approach is interdisciplinary.

explaining the values and principles of restorative justice ethics, explaining restorative justice ethics management and the elements s of a comprehensive ethical document in order to promote the moral responsibility of the restorative justice administrators as much as possible.

restorative justice programs are not regulated under an ethical model. It is necessary to take the rights in the context of ethics, restorative justice activists, it is appropriate to define ethics, ethics management as a strategic part and appropriate solution in the organization and with full knowledge of the elements of the environment, the rights of each of them and their classification, to formulate the ethical statement of restorative justice as an appropriate tool, and to create the context and culture of adherence to the ethics of restorative justice. Adherence to the above ethics, performing the duties and behavior of the above-mentioned justice activists in compliance with the necessary ethical principles, and ensuring the quality of services provided, and ultimate, creates trust and security among the people.