Forced migration and abortion of embryos A population study in abortion of fetuses for forcibly displaced families in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq

Abbas Fadel Al-Bayati, Firas

	Forced migration and abortion of embryos A population study in abortion of fetuses for forcibly displaced families in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Basic Education College Magazine For Educational and Humanities Sciences
Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 39, 2018, Pages 1600-1619
Author
Firas Abbas Fadel Al-Bayati
Abstract
Iraqi women have been affected by the conditions that have afflicted the Iraqi society since the 1980s because of the wars and the subsequent economic siege in the nineties and the American occupation after the second millennium and finally the occupation of the cities of Iraq in June 2014 and the resulting killing and captivity, forced displacement and forced displacement of escape from thirst. Forced displacement has a negative impact on women's health in general and reproductive health in particular ... The harsh conditions that accompanied the psychological, social and economic displacement have had a negative impact on the pregnant woman and forced displacement has often led to miscarriage and pregnancy loss. The issue of abortion and pregnancy loss It has negative effects on the mental and physical health of the pregnant woman as she loses part of her and her newborn child. The phenomenon of forced displacement and forced displacement has had an impact on the health situation of women, especially pregnant women, which led to the loss of their fetus and the abortion of the factor that led the researcher to study the issue of forced migration and abortion of women in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
Keywords
forced migration; abortion; embryos; population; Kurdistan Region of Iraq

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