VIOLATION OF WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN CONFLICT AREAS: A STUDY FROM A SOCIAL WORK PERSPECTIVE
Yaser SNAUBAR
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Yaser SNAUBAR
Abstract
The wars and conflicts taking place in various countries of the world have increased the violation of women's rights, which have appeared in many forms. Given the international reports that indicate grave violations of the rights of women, we find that the most prominent of these violations is the use of women in conflict and participation in violence, the arrest of women by parties to the conflict and exposure to exploitation, the exposure of women to direct injuries that lead to death or disability, and the separation of women About the family, staying in refugee camps, and being subjected to violence and human trafficking. This study aims to discuss the grave violations faced by Middle Eastern women due to wars and conflicts from the perspective of social work. In light of this discussion, professional aspects related to direct social work practice with women vic
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The wars and conflicts taking place in various countries of the world have increased the violation of women's rights, which have appeared in many forms. Given the international reports that indicate grave violations of the rights of women, we find that the most prominent of these violations is the use of women in conflict and participation in violence, the arrest of women by parties to the conflict and exposure to exploitation, the exposure of women to direct injuries that lead to death or disability, and the separation of women About the family, staying in refugee camps, and being subjected to violence and human trafficking. This study aims to discuss the grave violations faced by Middle Eastern women due to wars and conflicts from the perspective of social work. In light of this discussion, professional aspects related to direct social work practice with women vic
Key concepts: Perspective (graphical), Work (physics), Psychology, Social psychology, Political science, Sociology, Engineering, Computer science