Iran's Legislative criminal policy for Forbidding Violence against women

 Violence against women as one of the most widespread human rights abuses, has always been of interest to the international community, especially women's rights advocates. This has attracted the attention and sensitivity of various governments, including Iran, and has led to the enactment of numerous international laws, treaties, and documents aimed at curbing violence against women. Given this issue, in the present study, we want to examine and analyze the laws of Iran regarding the prohibition of violence against women. The question that this research seeks to answer is what is Iran's legislative criminal policy regarding violence against women? Findings show that Iran's legislative criminal policy towards the prohibition of violence against women in different periods with the impact of treaties, conferences, resolutions, declarations and other recommendations and numerous meetings held by the United Nations and governments in There is. The national, regional and international arena is set up, there are different approaches in different laws. Also the results of the present study indicate that the Iranian legislature, in its legislative criminal policy against violence against women, has considered three approaches to the principle of equality, positive discrimination and negative discrimination in the law.