Examining the rights of citizens to combat deportation and deportation in time of war in international law

The expansion of international relations, as well as the expansion of various political and social issues in the world, has led to an increase in the relations of the people of the world, followed by the entry of foreign nationals into different countries, which can in some cases lead to conflict with the interests of the host country. Various legal issues. But this entry of citizens in time of war and special conditions of war, finds its own characteristics and legal dimensions. Accordingly, the purpose of this study is to examine the rights of citizens to deal with deportation and deportation during wartime in international law and its important and fundamental challenges. In time of war, the conditions and rules of deportation are different from in time of peace. Even a country that was a neighbor and ally before the war, changes the course of its relations with the onset of war, the first effects of which are seen in the expulsion and persecution of its citizens. This article seeks to study the rights of citizens to deal with deportation and deportation in international law through descriptive and analytical methods. The results show that the expulsion of aliens, even in times of armed conflict, must be based on formal and substantive deportations under peacetime international law, such as human rights restrictions.