The universality of human rights and its consequences for the Islamic Republic of Iran

Globalization is a phenomenon that has shown itself in various fields of economy, politics, culture, etc., and has influenced all countries in some way after the Second World War. The international economic regime in the form of the World Bank, the international nuclear regime in the form of the Atomic Energy Agency are among the institutions that were included in the globalization. Among these, one of the most important international regimes is the human rights regime. However, different and sometimes conflicting consequences for the traditional governance of countries, including c. A. Iran has followed. Based on this, the main question of the research is, what is the ratio and consequence or consequences of the universality of human rights for the Islamic Republic as an independent sovereign? The results of the research showed that the universality of human rights, as an influential force, has fundamental effects on various political, security, social and cultural dimensions. A. Iran has left a mark. The research method in this study is qualitative, descriptive and analytical, and the data was collected in a library manner using a questionnaire.