University of Tehran Law Quarterly 2588-5618 38 4 2008 12 21 THE COMPATIBILITY OF THE ECONOMIC SANCTIONS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL WITH THE HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW THE COMPATIBILITY OF THE ECONOMIC SANCTIONS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL WITH THE HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW 27623 FA Journal Article 1970 01 01 This book deals with the evolution of the sanctions policy of the Security Council arisen as a solution to the problem of disastrous effects of the comprehensive economic sanctions on the civilian populations of the target States. The study shows that the key for resolving the conflict arisen between the purposes of the Charter: maintenance of the peace and promoting respect for human rights, lies in the observance by the Council the rules and principles of the human rights and the international humanitarian law. The Extensive and serious objections directed against these sanctions led the Security Council to adopt a new policy called “targeted or smart sanctions” to resolve the problem. The book analyses different aspects of the traditional sanctions as well as the advantages and disadvantages of the new policy. This book deals with the evolution of the sanctions policy of the Security Council arisen as a solution to the problem of disastrous effects of the comprehensive economic sanctions on the civilian populations of the target States. The study shows that the key for resolving the conflict arisen between the purposes of the Charter: maintenance of the peace and promoting respect for human rights, lies in the observance by the Council the rules and principles of the human rights and the international humanitarian law. The Extensive and serious objections directed against these sanctions led the Security Council to adopt a new policy called “targeted or smart sanctions” to resolve the problem. The book analyses different aspects of the traditional sanctions as well as the advantages and disadvantages of the new policy. Comprehensive economic sanctions Humanitarian derogations human rights International Humanitarian law Sanctions Committees Security Council Targeted sanctions https://jlq.ut.ac.ir/article_27623_3b1b16eadeeca68565bbdf94b4617281.pdf