مستويات تقييم الأكاديميات العربيات للصحافة النسوية في معالجتها لقضايا المرأة : دراسة ميدانية لعينة من الأكاديميات في العراق مصر الأمارات لبنان

Abstract EN

The media in general and the press in particular are concerned with women's issues, concerns, and strive.

To empower women in their society by providing them support and protection in order to great a better life for these women.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights focused on the rights of women, their role in work, social, political and economic development, and their right to participate and make decisions.

Accordingly, a close relationship between the media and women and their role in building society was achieved.

The research problem can be is summarized by raisina main question about (What is the Arab Academies 'evaluation of Arab Feminist Journalism in terms of how they address women'.

Cases and to answer this question, several questions branched out from it to work towards the main goal of identifying the Arab academies' evaluation of Arab feminist journalism in terms of how to address women's issues and finding solutions.

This research belongs to descriptive research, and the survey method was used, specifically building and designing the questionnaire.

The sample research was distributed of (400) single sample in for major countries, which are Iraq.

Egypt.

Emirates, and Lebanon, the samples were distributed equally for each country to (100) individual.

The research reached serval conclusion that's include the following: 1.

Arab academies believe that the feminist press has shown women as a consumer to beauty topics such as by highlighting beauty, fashion and design in exchange for their weak interest in other cases related to women.2.

The readability rate of the paper-based on women's press is close to that of the electronic feminist press of Arab academies.3.

Arab academies tend to woman pages in the daily general newspapers more than they tend to weekly or monthly newspapers that specialize in women because of the availability of the daily newspaper on a regular and continuous basis.4.

Arab academies believe that the women's press has succeeded to some extent in presenting some women's issues and rights.