Vetting based on nationality victim of international criminal law perspective

Mehdi Zarghani¹ Reza Ghiyasi Far² Arezoo Ghazanfari³ Mahboobeh Kamali⁴ Mehran Abdoli⁵

1) Master of Law and Jurisprudence, Islamic Azad University of
2) Master of privacy law, Islamic Azad University of
3) Master of family law, Islamic Azad University of
4) Master of privacy law, Islamic Azad University of
5) PhD student of International Law, Islamic Azad University of

IOI Code : XYBA-ZHAKB
Publication : The Third International Conference on Modern Researches in Humanities(3mrhconf.com)
Abstract :
    Iranian criminal law jurisdiction based on the nationality of the victim is not accepted. While many countries have accepted this important principle of international criminal law and its adoption by the legislator Iran does not have any conflicts with international criminal law. It also does not accept the principle of no contradiction with Islamic rules, because according to Islamic Sharia wherever it be a crime against the citizens of the country, addressing jurisdiction in the Islamic country. In addition, it seems that not accepting this principle, contrary to the national interest as well.

Keywords : citizenship crime jurisdiction the victim international criminal law