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مقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
The phenomenon of female breadwinners is not new in human societies. The human existence has benefited many cases of women staying alone and managing their families and themselves. However, the widening of the phenomenon in our time has led those concerned with women’s affairs to point to a new crisis in human society that has negative effects not only on women but Society as a whole, and since women are the most vulnerable social elements, the effects of this phenomenon affects the psychological entity and self-construction of women first, and then reflected the effects of this situation on the whole society. The breadwinner is defined as the woman who bears the support of her family members for several reasons, including the emigration, death, imprisonment, incapacity or divorce, which calls on the State to pay attention to assisting the breadwinner and increase the movement of governmental organizations and NGOs to hold multiple conferences to discuss the issues of breadwinner women. There is no doubt that what called these organizations to this movement is the awareness of the peoples of the importance of the role of breadwinners and consider them as part of the development process, has conducted studies and organized seminars and conferences to put the issue of breadwinners and their role in the development process under study and tracking in order to support women Supporting the breadwinner is defined as the process whereby breadwinner women are provided with greater access to resources, knowledge, skills and information. Laws and psychological, environmental and political support necessary to help them improve their living conditions and achieve their goals in order to enhance their ability to contribute positively to the welfare of her family and the progress of society in the social, economic, political and environmental fields Cultural organizations, where governmental and non-governmental organizations can provide support to women heads of households through several axes: economic support, social support, political support, health and environmental support, psychological support and legislative support.