THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL IN FACING HARASSMENT OF WOMEN IN IRAQ

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  • Dr.Maysoon Ali Abd Al-Hadi University of Baghdad – Women Studies Center Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61841/frq9ns68

Keywords:

The effectiveness of administrative control in facing harassment of women in Iraq

Abstract

 

ABSTRACT--States shall endeavor to achieve security and order in society and, for that purpose, may follow certain measures aimed at establishing order and security in society as well as providing the necessary services to citizens and the public interest. The State shall, through its legislative, executive and judicial powers, exercise an activity aimed at achieving stability under the public order and its elements related to public security, public health, public tranquility and public morals. If such activities or procedures are pursued by the authorities of the State as a whole, the laws are the responsibility of the executive branch as its bodies carry out duties that are in touch with daily life and behavior of individuals. Therefore, the administrative control bodies, specifically the Ministry of the Interior, are the closest to achieving what is called administrative discipline in the special sense. good law enforcement and confront crimes and phenomena contrary to morality or disrupt public order in the event of their increase and the phenomenon of its example harassment of women.

 

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1. The necessity of amending the legal text contained in the Penal Code regarding the inclusion of harassment within acts against shame and defining legal texts that address harassment in general and harassment against children and women in particular.

2. Increasing the penalties stipulated in the Penal Code against the harasser, as the absence of a deterrent to the beginning of this phenomenon makes it gradually exacerbate into sexual harassment and may end in a murder, especially against children and women.

3. Emphasizing the seriousness of this phenomenon in light of educational and social curricula and plans, as it requires increasing training programs for the purpose of highlighting the seriousness of this situation on the public order in society.

4. Emphasizing on media awareness, as the media plays an important role in community awareness through cooperation between the Ministry of Interior and Information bodies to educate towards avoiding this negative phenomenon.

5. Academic cooperation between universities, civil society organizations and administrative control bodies for the purpose of raising awareness and setting up academic courses for university and institute students to reduce this phenomenon.

6. Qualifying juveniles and minors, and sensitizing them to stay away from this phenomenon by emphasizing its negative consequences. Margins:

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Published

31.10.2020

How to Cite

Abd Al-Hadi, M. A. (2020). THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL IN FACING HARASSMENT OF WOMEN IN IRAQ. International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, 24(8), 3856-3863. https://doi.org/10.61841/frq9ns68