أثر المرأة السياسي و الإجتماعي في منظور الأحزاب السياسية في تركيا حتى عام 2007

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This search study focuses on women's social and political roles in Turkey.

And give a closer look at the Islamic and easiest political parties opinions toward the women.

The study was based on the position of women in Ottoman society, which imposed isolation and closure on women due to the conservative nature of the society, which limited her presence at home and her key activities of raising children and preoccupation with housework.

Following the establishment of the Turkish Republic on October 29, 1923, and the rise to power of the Kemalists, who adopted the secular trend, Following the establishment of the Turkish Republic on October 29, 1923, and the Kemalists' ascension to power and adoption of the secular trend, they were eager to give Turkish women greater freedom in social and political activities.

This is due to their belief in their significant and influential role in all aspects of life, as well as their efforts to make them similar to their counterparts in Western society.

She was allowed to vote and run in elections as a voter and candidate, and she was treated equally with men as a result of many laws passed at the time.

This includes her right to an education and the formation of her own federations and women's associations.

It got to the point where secular parties interfered with women's dress and encouraged them to remove their headscarves.

While we can see that Islamic-oriented parties established after the military coup in 1980 include women in their agendas and interests in an attempt to win them over to their side.

Through their calls not to have their headscarves removed in light of the government's laws at the time, particularly not allowing veiled female students to enter universities.

Which the Islamic parties saw as a clear violation of their liberty.

At the same time, it was barred from participating in political activities, events, conferences, and festivals organized by these Islamic parties was emphasized.

Until the issue of women's rights became a source of competition and conflict in the electoral programs of secular and Islamic parties competing for votes in general and local elections