الحماية القانونية لتمكين المرأة العراقية من الأعراف العشائرية: الواقع والمأمول

الملخص EN

The Constitution of the Republic of Iraq for 2005 stressed in article (45-secondly) that: "the state is keen on the renaissance of the Iraqi tribes, looks after their affairs in a way that is consistent with religion and law, promotes their noble human values and contributes to the development of the society.

what is more, it prohibits tribal customs that are inconsistent with the human rights.

thus, it is clear from this constitutional text that the Iraqi constitutional legislator underlines a number of important matters, including that the state takes care of the affairs of clans and tribes in a way that must be consistent with the basic high principles related to religion and law, involving human rights.

accordingly, any tribe or clan may not commit any act that the Iraqi constitutional legislator underlines a number of important matters, including that the state takes care of the affairs of clans and tribes in a way that must be consistent with the basic high principles related to religion and law, involving human rights.

accordingly, any tribe or clan may not commit any act that contradicts with religion, law or the human rights as confirmed by the Iraqi constitution since there are certain tribal customs that contradic with religion, law and the human rights.

although the constitution stressed the acquired women rights, some laws, such as the civil law, personal status and the penal code, did not take this into account, that is, each of which includes texts aim to the amendment in order to enable the women to be as powerful as the men in a society that aspires to achieve sustainable development, and this cannot be achieved without equality and affirmation of the acquired rights of women as approved by the Constitution.