النساء النازحات في العراق : تحديات واقع و سياسات مأمولة

Abstract EN

This study aims at unveiling the challenges of a displacement crisis and the reality in which displaced women are living in camps in Anbar province, after the displacement of about 5 million citizens because of attacks by the terrorist organization ISIS.

this study adopts a social survey method based on a sample of 200 women distributed within four camps.

to interpret the results and reveal the several complex challenges posed by the difficulty to obtain decent living standards as well as to analyze some complex legal problems, this study relied on the theoretical framework provided by the conflicted rules theory (CRT).

the study has reached a few results, the most significant of which is as follows : the existence of an administrative and organizational defect on the part of those in charge of the camp’s management, which created educational, health, and environmental problems as well as risks that threaten displaced women, such as extortion, trafficking, and bargaining.

the study seeks to provide proposals for making social policies that would reduce such risks and secure the return of displaced women to their places of origin.

this could be achieved by uncovering the fate of missing heads of families, empowering the women in the camps, and providing education and health.