Measuring the capacity of the protection of the family and youth of population law in order to realize the general policies of social security؛ Emphasizing the issue of having children

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1 Ph.D. in Public Law, Farabi Campus, University of Tehran, Tehran. Iran

2 MA. Student in Public Law. Faculty of Law and Political Science. Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz. Ahvaz. Iran.

3 Bachelor's degree in Law. Faculty of Law and Political Science. Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz. Iran.

10.48300/jlr.2024.420109.2462

Abstract

Following the raising of the birth rate in the 60 decade, the legislator began to formulate laws to reduce this rate, that he provided the ideal result in a short period of time. The legislator`s goal for balancing population, which was intended for a longer period of time, failed due to decreasing rapidly in the birth rate and process of this rate that continued for a long time. To rise the birth rate again and remedy its detriments, effective actions were not taken by legislator until the beginning of 90 decade. But with beginning this decade, an increasing in population laws can be observed. In this context, for example, we can mention The Protection of The Family and Youth of Population Law 1400(solar) and The General Social Security Policies 1401(solar). This article seeks to answer this question: How much capacity does The Protection of The Family and Youth of Population Law have to fulfill the goal of paragraph 8 of The General Social Security Policies? The authors have investigated this question by descriptive and analytical method and have found conflicting cases between The Protection of The Family and Youth of Population Law and The General Social Security Policies and they are on this theory that findings of this article show the consequences of this law that are not compatible with the aforementioned policies, although logically these two regulations were formulated to increase the rate of childbearing.

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Journal of Legal Research

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Available Online from 04 February 2024

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