الآثار الاقتصادية لظاهرة التسول في العراق و طرق معالجتها

الملخص EN

The phenomenon of beggary is one of the dangerous social and economic phenomena that societies have known since ancient times until the present time.

This phenomenon is widespread in developed and developing countries alike, but its rates rise in developing countries due to the conditions of economic and social backwardness in them and from these Arab and Islamic countries, and it has become widespread.

In a frightening way if strict laws are not taken to combat it.

The phenomenon of beggary in Iraq is a complex and intertwined phenomenon due to the increasing number of beggars and the diversity of their methods and forms of begging, some of them are professionals and some of them are temporary ones who entered for a specific purpose or for a specific season.

Among the reasons that increased the spread of this phenomenon in Iraq is the deterioration of the security situation as well as the migration that took place between the governorates, the poor economic conditions and the lack of culture and social awareness of the danger of this phenomenon.

The last century has expanded and expanded to the present day, and the difficult economic conditions, due to the economic blockade imposed at that time on the country and the lack of oil revenues, interacted with the increase in the number of beggars in Iraq, as well as the political, economic, social and security events that followed after (2003), as recommended by the study (Work Seriously in combating poverty and unemployment by creating job opportunities so that financial stability is available for all members of society, especially poor and needy families, and working to address the problem of family disintegration and reduce divorce cases