The extent of achieving harmonization between International Conventions and National legislation(Iraq as amodel)
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Abstract
After harmonization is one of the most important stages of applying the rules of international law, i.e., agreements at the national level, as this expresses the true intention of states to abide by the rules and provisions of those agreements. Therefore, these agreements remain scientifically invalid despite the fact that states accepted them in an official capacity, if they are not The necessary legal and practical measures are taken to ensure the implementation of these conventions within the framework of the domestic law of foreign countries, and work to achieve harmonization between their national legislation and those conventions on the other hand, and what concerns us in this regard is achieving harmonization between national criminal legislation (substantive and procedural) and international and regional conventions.