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Western countries have taken the lever of human rights as a way to penetrate different countries in pursuit of their political goals and they constantly issue statements for the non-realization of human rights in different countries, including Iran, while actions and decisions They themselves are a clear manifestation of violation of human rights, which is the confirmation of this claim, the lack of medicine for cancer patients in Iran.Despite some statements and laws of the United Nations, today many world powers do not respect international principles and impose extremely cruel sanctions against other societies for their political and economic goals. A clear example is the sanctions imposed against Iran, which, due to their severity, the group of special and vulnerable cancer patients are affected earlier than any other group. This has led to very destructive physical and mental damage to the lives of cancer patients. Considering this, the main question of the article is what effects the sanctions imposed on Iran have had on the patients in recent years. Has the country had cancer? In response to the hypothesis of the article, it is emphasized that the economic sanctions against Iran have caused a shortage of imported drugs, lack of raw materials, lack of communication routes, especially by air for the transfer of drugs, currency effects caused by the sanctions on the price of drugs and the lives of patients have faced irreparable risks.

Since the end of World War II, global developments have driven the world to expand collaborations. In addition to providing various solutions to peace, the Charter of the United Nations has made an extensive reference to the “human rights” and transformed this term into a discourse, the global compliance with which can be considered an important factor in the public acceptance of a country. This term has gained so much importance that all international mechanisms should be developed accordingly. In this regard, specific frameworks have been defined for sanctions in the UN laws, and the Charter of the United Nations will explicitly revoke the sanctions that violate the human rights. Conversely, the US has deprived Iran of both political and economic relations and obstructed its right to purchase drugs and medical equipment by imposing unilateral sanctions against this country. This paper aims to analyze the effects of the US sanctions on the violation of Iranian people’s right to health. For this purpose, a descriptive-analytical approach is employed to determine what impacts the US sanctions have had on Iranian people’s health in pharmaceutical and medical areas. Although drugs and medical equipment are officially considered humanitarian items and should not be sanctioned, the research findings indicate that the US has imposed unilateral sanctions on these items. Hence, it has violated the international laws and human rights, thereby adversely affecting Iranian people’s right to health.

The meeting of needs in the society is the main task of organizations established for offering services. It is expected that these organizations have so dynamic and flexible structure that they are capable of changing while receiving changeable messages from the milieu. In doing so, these organizations must be permanently assessed, being able to predict those opportunities, visions, and challenges faced by them. There is no doubt that recognizing problems and challenges is the first step for doing reform in the organizations. This paper tries to review challenges and problems faced by Iranian health system. In doing so, ten items in the health system are selected to briefly study.