Abstract

This study examines the role of social workers in the protection of human rights. Social workers play a crucial role in judicial processes, community advocacy, and the protection of vulnerable people's rights. This study aims to show how social workers take effective steps to protect human rights through legal and social mechanisms. The research method is qualitative, and data were collected through interviews and judicial documents. As a sample, interviews with social workers and representatives of judicial institutions were analyzed, and a thematic analysis of the data was conducted. The results indicate that social workers play a crucial role in identifying cases, providing support to those involved, gathering information, and fostering social pressure. They contribute to the legal framework for protecting people's rights and ensure respect for human rights in coordination with judicial institutions. The study recommends that building the capacity of social workers, their professional training, and increasing coordination with legal processes are necessary for the effective protection of human rights. Future research should fully assess the roles and challenges of social workers in different fields.