Examining the protections of the insured by the Social Security Organization with emphasis on Article 29 of the Constitution

Social security is one of the basic rights of a citizen, which is provided in the form of social security programs and public welfare services, mainly by governments or organizations that have been created by governments. Social security is a legal or practical solution in the public sphere that is designed for the economic security and social welfare of individuals and families in the face of income loss from unemployment, old age, illness or death, as well as the promotion of welfare through public services and economic support. Social Security is a program to reduce the risks in life. In these programs, along with aging, which is a natural and inevitable process. The right to social security, in terms of scope and other special characteristics, has appeared in the face of a legal institution and organization. In terms of content, this right includes at least nine branches of social support under the headings of medical care, sickness benefits, unemployment, old age, work-related accidents, childbirth, disability, as well as family and survivor benefits that must be provided to members of the community. Carrying out medical affairs and supplementary health insurance, retirement affairs, incumbent duty and receiving pensions, providing insurance services including life and accident insurance and various types of insurance in the country, paying legal fees, granting various facilities such as loans and grants and welfare services At the level of employed employees, retirees and their families.