Human rights are among the topics in which scientific research is inexhaustible, especially in the field of law with its branches, the most important of which are international and criminal law, and international criminal law. Through the current vision of international relations, treaties and agreements, it has paid attention to solving problems at the international level; The COVID-19 crisis, in which the international community has given most of its attention to regulating international relations, has emerged. Hence the research problem that crystallizes in the repercussions of the COVID-19 crisis on these relations in the field of human rights. Therefore, the research aimed to reflect on what happened at the international level in terms of the crisis in international relations. As well as examining the repercussions of the crisis on human rights in their security, political, health, and economic situations. Accordingly, the research results, the most important of which are the negative effects of the COVID-19 crisis on human rights, security, politics, health, and economy. However, COVID-19 also recorded positive effects on some aspects of human rights. Based on these results, the research recommends paying more effort to finding international solutions besides the health field represented by the World Health Organization to solve emergency international crises in particular, which have a direct impact on human rights.