Document Type : Article

Authors

• Samaneh Rahmatifar ¹
• Marzieh Pilehvar ²

¹ Associate Prof, Department of Law, Hamedan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Hamedan, Iran

² Assistant Prof. Department of Law, Hamedan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Hamedan, Iran.

Abstract

Comprehensive electronicization weaves a virtual web around human nature. The purpose is to study the legal nature of the street and explain the interaction between the law and street. The method is descriptive-analytical: the components of a good street, as a theoretical framework, are adapted to the legal requirements of the street, which derives from the principles of international human rights law and democracy. A good street has four characteristics: permeability, security, legibility, and functional diversity. If there exists a necessary and sufficient level of these four features, the street will become a place to create, modify, and monitor the implementation of legal rules. It can play its role as a part of the public sphere; which means the street affects the law; on the other hand, the law prescribes the protection of the three principles of international human rights law, namely freedom, equality,, and solidarity, in the construction and development of the street, by this mean affects it. The consequence of the interaction between law and the street is the revival of the political function of the street/city and the return of public participation from the virtual space to the visible arena of human life.

Keywords

• Democracy
• Human Rights
• Security
• Freedom
• Equality
• Diversity

Main Subjects

• International Human Rights Law