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The adverse life conditions of single mothers in the Czech Republic and their possible solutions from the perspective of social work
PLASSOVÁ, Monika
This assessment deals with very discussed topic in the field of social work, women, who raise their children themselves. The term single parent is explained in the introduction part of the assessment followed by terms family functions, incomplete families and their breakdown. This is followed by intorudction of economic impacts, poverty feminisation and women rights. Then the assessment addresses the support of women. The goal of this assessment was to introduce life of single mothers and to find out which economic aspects have an impact on their life standards based on expert resources, literature and conducted survey. To complete the goal, a qualitative survey was used based on half-structured interviews. The results of the survey are examined in the following discusion, then repeated in general at the final stage of the assessment which is supposed show the importance of single parenting in our society and the difficulties single mothers have to face. These difficulties are the hardship of finding an employment, a life balance between work and parenting and caring for children, shortage of pre-school and childcare services, and stigmatisation in the society. This assessment is also dedicated to everyone, who wants to gain a deeper insight in to the single parenting topic and how single mothers live and cope.
The Institution of Marriage in Armenia from Gender Perspective
Talalyan, Lidia ; Baslarová, Iva (advisor) ; Dvořáčková, Jana (referee)
The study intends to investigate the manifestation of power and patriarchy among Armenian marriage and household traditions and customs which have their role in the process of marginalising women. The construal how the marriage traditions and customs define gender roles and trigger gender inequality in Armenian context is discussed. Culture and society and traditions have an enormous impact on defining gender roles in Armenia. Armenians throughout history have been strongly influenced by cultural messages concerning gender roles and family influence. People both at subconscious or conscious level, take in the cultural perceptions. While the country is going through globalisation processes and becoming more and more exposed to foreign influences, conventional gender stereotypes, and patriarchal systems are still deeply rooted and prevalent in all spheres of social life, and the institution of marriage is one of the most striking among them. The research will illustrate how the culture, through institution of marriage, shapes compound power relations which lead to inequality and marginalisation of Armenian women in domestic sphere. Institution of marriage itself, all over the world, historically has been deeply rooted in patriarchal values, customs and traditions. Despite the fact that nowadays,...
Women in British India
Sichlerová, Nikola ; Knotková, Blanka (advisor) ; Bendíková, Soňa (referee)
This paper deals with the topic of women in British India, especially in the second half of the 19th century, and the change of their situation during the British rule. With the British taking over the rule of the country in the second half of the 19th century, Indian society was more and more being exposed to European customs and different takes on women's position in society. The British introduced numerous laws which in effect improved the situation of women, such as the Hindu Widows Remarriage Act for example, and will be reviewed and assessed with regard to their historical context in this paper. Not only does this thesis give an insight into the women's situation during this period, it also illustrates what was done to change it from both British and Indian perspectives. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
The position of women in the role of a football referee
Tůmová, Michaela ; Tůma, Martin (advisor) ; Buzek, Mario (referee)
Title of the work: The position of women in the role of a football referee Aim of the work: Aim of this work is to find out how a woman is being percieved in in the role of a football referee, what their position means and at the same time to find out if there is any rights equality of the women and men football referees . Furtheron, the aim is to assess the position of women referees and men referees in higher level competitions. Methods: To get the aim of this diploma work, an anonymous non-standardized questionary was used. Consequently, a pilot survey was carried out. After this pilot survey, the results of data were worked out and assessed by using graphs. The questionary was sent out to Women First League referees and Karlsbad County referees. Results: The results indicated that it is not necessary to have a sport or pedagogical education for performing a football referee position. A large majority of referees were active football players. Women referees are more resepected at their positions rather by their colleagues men referees than by players and media. And still, there are visible differences in equality between a man and a woman. Key words: women rights, football characterstics, football referee
Women characters in Willa Cather's fiction as a reflection of U.S. women's rights history
Heck, Lucie ; Procházka, Martin (advisor) ; Veselá, Pavla (referee)
Willa Cather (1873-1947) is nowadays regarded as one of the most important U.S. writers, and the volume of critical works, articles and dissertations devoted to her as a person and an artist is immense. One of the problematic relationship has always been, as can be seen from a number of critical essays and books, between Cather and U.S. feminists. The feminists would have liked to include Cather, as an feminist writer, into their group of the first-rate, woman-authored "female canon", however, such intent brought about an important question. Is it possible to regard Willa Cather as a feminist, considering her attacks on other women-writers, and her negative attitude towards the organized women's rights movement? This work's objective is to explore the background of Cather and organized women's rights movement's bizarre relationship, and answer the question above. To find out if Cather's work with its strong heroines empowered or weakened women in general, her novels and stories, rather then facts and assumption about her personal life, are used. The relevant parts of the plots from Cather's fiction are put into the historical perspective of the contemporary U.S. laws, showing that although Cather created exceptional woman characters, she let them deal with the same conditions and problems other...
State of Millenium Development Goals programme
Dobrotka, Ondřej ; Čabla, Adam (advisor) ; Vild, Jiří (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the status of compliance with the MDGs, which the United Nations committed itself to meet by 2015. These objectives concern the biggest problems associated with developing regions, which include poverty, public health, environmental protection and, ultimately, global economic cooperation. The first part outlines the history of the development program of the MDGs. In the second part are then defined the selected indicators that are linked to objectives and also is there described the methodology of their calculation. The actual evaluation of the objectives is based on these indicators and quantifying is made on the basis of official data sets published by the United Nations, the World Bank and other associated organizations.
Organizations for Muslim women in the western Europe
KYPTOVÁ, Romana
This bachelor thesis investigates the position of Muslim women in society and their integration into western Europe. The work consists of two parts. The first part analyses the relationships between Europeans and Muslims, in particular the social, political and cultural problems. The analysis compares France and Germany, the two countries with the largest Muslim minority. The second part deals with the role of Muslim women in Islamic society. It analyzes organizations dedicated for Muslim women, explores the often cited problem of female wearing a scarf and investigates integration of Muslim women into society.

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