الأبعاد الاجتماعية لمشكلة (أطفال الحرب)‎ في العراق

Abstract EN

The current study attempts to shed light on the situation of children born as a result of sexual violence and children born to ISIS parents in Iraq to identify the most important challenges facing their reintegration into society and to reveal the protection measures within the camps.

there is a provision for this type of child.

the aim of this study is to evaluate current interventions to respond to this group of children.

these exercises identify the most important gaps and reveal attitudes and practices that can enable or limit this group of children's access to rights.

the paper is based on interviews conducted with service providers and organizations operating in the camps to which families have been displaced in Mosul.

Anbar, and Salah al-Din, as well as mothers.

Iraq does not have policies or legislation on how to deal with those associated with violent extremism, which made responding to this group of children a very complex task.

children born during the conflict face complications in registration procedures and obtaining civil documents.

there are obstacles related to societal rejection as well as challenges facing their access to basic services such as health education and protection.