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The International Research Foundation of Law and Criminology (IRFLC) is an independent international academic and research foundation committed to advancing the rule of law, legal scholarship, criminological research, and global cooperation. Our long-term vision extends beyond academic excellence we strive to contribute to the realization of a world founded upon Justice, Peace, and Freedom for All.

Your Hibah (Donation) represents a voluntary and generous contribution that enables the Foundation to continue its mission of conducting high-quality legal and criminological research, supporting educational initiatives, promoting international dialogue, publishing scholarly works, organizing conferences and seminars, and fostering collaboration among researchers, legal professionals, and academic institutions across the world.

Every contribution, regardless of its amount, plays a meaningful role in strengthening our efforts to promote human dignity, the rule of law, access to justice, peaceful coexistence, and the protection of fundamental rights. Through your support, you become a valued partner in building a more just, peaceful, and free global community for present and future generations.

 

Important Payment Notice

To ensure compliance with applicable financial procedures, all Hibah (Donations) must be transferred exclusively through authorized exchange services. Direct domestic or international bank transfers outside approved exchange service channels are not accepted.

Please use the following account information when arranging your transfer through an exchange service:

Bank: Sepah Bank
Country: Islamic Republic of Iran
Account Holder: Hassan Mohammadi Nevisi
IBAN: IR560150000042801116012549

 

Confirmation of Your Donation

After your donation has been successfully transferred, kindly send a copy of your payment receipt or transfer confirmation to the Foundation's official email address:

📧 irflc.pr@gmail.com

When sending your email, we kindly recommend including the following information:

  • Full Name
  • Country of Residence
  • Date of Transfer
  • Donation Amount
  • Currency
  • Payment Receipt or Proof of Transfer
  • (Optional) A brief message or dedication

Our administrative team will review your submission and confirm receipt of your donation as soon as possible.

 

A Message of Appreciation

The International Research Foundation of Law and Criminology sincerely appreciates your generosity and confidence in our mission. Your Hibah is more than a financial contribution it is an investment in knowledge, justice, international cooperation, and the shared aspiration for a world where Justice, Peace, and Freedom prevail.

Together, we can advance legal research, strengthen the rule of law, promote peaceful societies, and contribute to a brighter future for humanity.

Thank you for your valuable support.

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