P-175: Examine The Role of Social-Legal Trainings To Improve Reproductive Health of Women in Traditional Societies

s:1846:"Reproductive health is only a small part of a series of interconnected it is considered necessary for the subject to come around or to take account of women arises. Reproductive health from the perspective of the International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo, was defined solely from the perspective of biology. Reproductive health was based on the view of "health for all activities related to the reduction of maternal and infant mortality, or all deaths due to pregnancy and childbearing seems to appeal. But the reality is that only relies on reproductive health, health education, access to trained professionals, the availability of resources and tools not. Although no substitute for such facilities are necessary, but sometimes so powerful that social _ cultural factors have high availability and make a meaningless and ineffective. In the absence of some ethnic groups in traditional societies or underdeveloped pregnant woman should be at least every two years and if she did not do, her husband the right to divorce her wife or remarriage, or does not pay alimony........ How can the health of women and reproductive health will was ? This paper aims to illustrate the fact that although health care and universal access to essential health services are no doubt, but if social factors, cultural and educational legal overlooked, consequence plan resulting what expected distance would be unlikely. In this paper an attempt has been introduced to the conceptual framework of reproductive health, and briefly, the women's liberation movement and the impact of feminist though on the adoption Holistic approach in all of components legal and social structure i.e the economy, culture and politics and and therefore their role in the development of reproductive health will be discussed.";