illiterate women
كشفت منظمة إنسانية مهتمة بحقوق المرأة في العراق ، اليوم الأحد بأن هنالك ستة ملايين امرأة أمية في ظل الإهمال الحكومي
المستمر لقطاع
التربية والتعليم والانتشار الكبير للبطالة
، كما وناشدت المنظمة المنظمات المعنية بالإسراع لوضع حل جذري لتلك الأزمة التي ستؤدي إلى نشوء جيل جاهل ومتخلف.
وقالت رئيسة تجمع المرأة العراقية الحرة "دهاء الراوي" لإحدى الوكالات الإخبارية " إن هنالك تقارير نضمتها المنظمة مع منظمات أخرى معنية بحقوق المرأة لأستبيان حجم (الأمية) في العراق سيما عند جنس الأناث فتبين أن هنالك نحو أكثر من ستة ملايين امرأة أمية في العراق".
وأضافت الراوي " إن هذا الرقم مخيف ، مشيرة إلى أن الأسباب التي أدت إلى تفاقم أعداد الأميات في البلاد هي ليست اُسرية فحسب بل إلى الوضع الاستثنائي في العراق وتنامي بعض الموانع الثقافية فضلا عن تدهور البنية التحتية للنظام التعليمي لاسيما الأبنية المدرسية".
ويعاني الواقع التربوي في العراق تراجعا كبيرا منذ احتلاله في العام 2003، وبعد أن كان العراق شبه خال من الأمية في ثمانينات القرن الماضي، في حين سبق أن كشفت منظمات دولية أن خمس العراقيين الذين تتراوح أعمارهم بين 10 و49 سنة لا يعرفون القراءة.
وتشير تقارير أشرفت عليها وكالات الأمم المتحدة، إلى أن نسبة الأمية بين العراقيين تبلغ 24%، منها 11% بين الرجال، في حين بلغت النسبة في المناطق الريفية 25%، بينما لا تتعدى 14% في مناطق الحضر.
يذكر أن وزارة التربية الحالية اعترفت في حزيران الماضي إلى أن أعداد الأميين في البلاد تبدو مخيفة في العراق في ظل الإهمال الحكومي
المستمر لأغلب القطاعات ومنها قطاع التربية والتعليم.
a humanitarian organization interested in women's rights in Iraq revealed on Sunday that there are six million illiterate women in light of the ongoing government neglect
For the education sector and the high prevalence of unemployment, Also called on the organizations concerned to expedite the development of a radical solution to the crisis that will lead to the emergence of a generation ignorant and backward.The chairwoman of the Free Iraqi Women's Caucus Ms Dahaa Arrawie" to an agency news "that there are reports produced by interested parties concerned with women's rights to a questionnaire size (illiteracy) in Iraq, especially amongst females found that there is more than six million illiterate women in Iraq."Ms Arrawie "This figure scary, noting that the reasons that led to the aggravation of the number of illiterate in the country is not due to families only, but also to the extraordinary situation in Iraq and the growth of some cultural barriers as well as the deterioration of the infrastructure of the educational system, particularly school buildings."Educational reality and suffers a big drop in Iraq since the occupation in 2003, after Iraq was almost free of illiteracy in the eighties of the last century, while the previously revealed that international organizations that five Iraqis between the ages of 10 and 49 years old can not read.According to reports sponsored by the United Nations agencies, that the rate of illiteracy among Iraqis of 24%, of which 11% among men, while the proportion in rural areas 25%, while no more than 14% in urban areas.The Ministry of Education has recognized the current last June that the number of illiterates in the country looks scary in Iraq in light of the ongoing government neglect for most sectors including the education secto
For the education sector and the high prevalence of unemployment, Also called on the organizations concerned to expedite the development of a radical solution to the crisis that will lead to the emergence of a generation ignorant and backward.The chairwoman of the Free Iraqi Women's Caucus Ms Dahaa Arrawie" to an agency news "that there are reports produced by interested parties concerned with women's rights to a questionnaire size (illiteracy) in Iraq, especially amongst females found that there is more than six million illiterate women in Iraq."Ms Arrawie "This figure scary, noting that the reasons that led to the aggravation of the number of illiterate in the country is not due to families only, but also to the extraordinary situation in Iraq and the growth of some cultural barriers as well as the deterioration of the infrastructure of the educational system, particularly school buildings."Educational reality and suffers a big drop in Iraq since the occupation in 2003, after Iraq was almost free of illiteracy in the eighties of the last century, while the previously revealed that international organizations that five Iraqis between the ages of 10 and 49 years old can not read.According to reports sponsored by the United Nations agencies, that the rate of illiteracy among Iraqis of 24%, of which 11% among men, while the proportion in rural areas 25%, while no more than 14% in urban areas.The Ministry of Education has recognized the current last June that the number of illiterates in the country looks scary in Iraq in light of the ongoing government neglect for most sectors including the education secto
