MGA BABAENG IRANIAN PAGKATAPOS NG ISLAMIC REVOLUTION

| Sep 19, 2010 | Mga Komento 0

Ansiia Khaz Allii

Mahigit tatlumpung taon na ang lumipas mula nang magtagumpay ang Rebolusyong Islamiko sa Iran, gayon ma'y nananatili ang isang number of questions and ambiguities about the way the Islamic Republic and its laws deal with contemporary problems and current circumstances, particularly with regard to women and women’s rights. This short paper will shed light on these issues and study the current position of women in various spheres, comparing this to the situation prior to the Islamic Revolution. Reliable and authenticated data has been used wherever possible. The introduction summarises a number of theoretical and legal studies which provide the basis for the subsequent more practical analysis and are the sources from where the data has been obtained.

The first section considers attitudes of the leadership of the Islamic Republic of Iran towards women and women’s rights, and then takes a comprehensive look at the laws promulgated since the Islamic Revolution concerning women and their position in society. The second section considers women’s cultural and educational developments since the Revolution and compares these to the pre-revolutionary situation. Ang third section looks at women’s political, social and economic participation and considers both quantative and qualitative aspects of their employment. The fourth section then examines questions of the family, ang relationship between women and the family, and the family’s role in limiting or increasing women’s rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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