Legal Studies in Digital Age 4 Serial Number 13 2025 12 07 Analysis of the Challenges and Solutions for Converging Human Rights Obligations and Combating Transnational Organized Crimes in the Iranian Legal System Analysis of the Challenges and Solutions for Converging Human Rights Obligations and Combating Transnational Organized Crimes in the Iranian Legal System 1 11 10.61838/kman.lsda.205 EN Journal Article 2025 06 11 <p>The interaction between various legal regimes in the international legal system—particularly in overlapping areas such as Human Rights and combating Transnational Organized Crime—constitutes one of the most complex legal issues. This study, using a descriptive-analytical approach, explains the challenges and solutions for converging these two sets of obligations within the legal and executive system of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The findings indicate that despite legislative and executive advancements in Iran aimed at countering organized crimes (such as the enactment of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing laws), structural limitations, interpretive differences arising from religious and indigenous norms, and operational obstacles (such as targeted financial sanctions) have posed serious challenges to the alignment process with human rights obligations. These conflicts are often manifested in instances such as restrictions on privacy and freedom of expression under security measures or challenges in extradition due to human rights considerations. This article, while assessing the potential of existing mechanisms in International Law for achieving coherence, emphasizes the need to reconsider domestic mechanisms and develop innovative solutions. These solutions include amending domestic laws to increase transparency, strengthening oversight over executive institutions, and utilizing the capacity of domestic legal scholars to provide interpretations consistent with both Islamic law and human rights. The ultimate goal is to achieve a balanced model that ensures both public security and the preservation of human dignity within the framework of international law and the domestic legal standards of Iran.</p> https://www.jlsda.com/index.php/lsda/article/download/205/199