الحقوق الاجتماعية للمرأة في دساتير الجمهورية اليمنية وتطبيقاته: دراسة مقارنة

bstract This study has dealt with women's social rights in the constitutions of the republic of Yemen (a comparative study) adopting comparative, analytical and descriptive approach. The study consists of four chapters: the first chapter highlights the basics of the research, the second chapter addresses the definition of social rights and their legality, the stages of their development, while the third chapter tackles the types of social rights such as marriage and education, and finally the fourth chapter deals with the Sharia’s legitimate and legal perspective. The research problem addressed in this study is that some of the social rights of women were marred deficiencies, and a clear biased discrimination between men and women appeared on them. One of the reasons for choosing this title is The Yemeni legislator's failure to keeping pace with international conventions, even though he signed many conventions related to women's rights. The major findings of this study include the discrimination against women, the prevalence of underage marriage and depriving them of education, the absence of guaranteed education and health in the constitutional text, and the most important recommendations are lifting discrimination against women, setting an age for underage marriage, the obligation to document marriage and divorce contracts, and for the state to guarantee free health care and education