An Analysis of the Concepts and Triple Relationships of Fundamental Freedoms, Democracy and the Rule of Law in Iran

The concepts of democratic governments are the manifestation of a democratic system and the basis of democratic government is to explain the status of the rule of law according to its manifestation in international law, which is the arena of human rights and the influence and expression of fundamental freedoms at the behest of a democratic government. , is . Freedom of the fundamental principle In any existing society, the reproduction of two significant phenomena necessary for democracy, namely: a- The emergence and rooting of awareness of fundamental political rights among all or at least the majority of citizens; B- Establishment of desirable socio-political structures to create and manage the right of everyone to participate in the management of public affairs. Recognizing the interrelationships between a democratic system, democracy, the rule of law, and fundamental freedoms, this descriptive-analytical study expands the concepts and the relationship between them with the aim of a comparative look at redefining these concepts and the limitations of action. It deals with the necessity of the relationship between these three categories.