Victimological Approach to Food Insecurity

The victimological approach to food insecurity contains important theoretical and policy-making implications in the field of food security. This approach in the light of the legal concept of crime and the concept of victimization can identify the nature of crimes and threats; Identifying the scope of damages and behaviors that violate food safety that are sometimes not criminalized, the possibility of analyzing and investigating these behaviors; their criminalization; Pursuing the perpetrators as well as providing a better understanding of the characteristics of the victims and protecting their rights. In this article, relying on the descriptive-analytical method and using documentary data from the method of collecting library information, we are looking for that in the light of the human rights and human-centered approach to the category of food security, while conceptualizing the concept of "victim" Viewing food insecurity" to show what theoretical and practical insights the "victimology" approach provides in the field of food insecurity.