The legal organization of the Family Reconciliation Committee in light of local and international law )Analytical study(
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https://doi.org/10.66026/5nvnbe06Keywords:
family, reconciliation committee, legal organization, international law, domestic law.Abstract
The reconciliation committees established under Law No. 8 of 2011 on Combating Domestic Violence in the Kurdistan Region played an effective role in resolving family disputes, with the aim of settling these disputes and guiding the parties to the conflict.
The problem of this study lies in the absence of legal regulation of the work methods of reconciliation committees, while international standards and countries’ experiences indicate the necessity of having legal regulation or rules that regulate their work methods and procedures. This study aims to present international standards for the work of reconciliation committees, the principles of their work in other countries, and to propose rules to regulate their work. In this study, we used the analytical approach and divided it into two sections, each of which deals with two topics.
At the conclusion of the study, we present a number of conclusions and recommendations, the most important of which is the proposed system for the work of the reconciliation committee.
To achieve the objectives of this study, we will use analytical methods to analyze domestic and international law, which focus on the issue of reconciliation and reconciliation committees.
To present the topics of this study and answer the questions and achieve our objectives, we have divided the study into two discussions and each discussion is divided into two topics At the end of our study, we present the most important conclusions and recommendations in several points
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