Psycho-Social and Economic Complications Faced by Divorced Women in Faisalabad, Pakistan: A Qualitative Study

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2022
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Abstract
Pakistan includes in the list of countries where divorce rates are gradually increasing. It has been asserted that many divorced women face more financial difficulties than men. Most women who experience financial decline are likely to feel poor or face some form of financial difficulty. The financial effect of divorce is manifested in the individual’s behaviour when the relationship comes to an end. Often, women are making some lifestyle changes in order to supplement and secure their incomes after a divorce. Some may decide to work long hours or take a second job after divorce. Those who may not have had jobs before the divorce are likely to get one. The current study is an effort to explore the socio-economic problems faced by divorce women. The study was conducted in rural areas of Faisalabad. This study is explorative and is framed under a qualitative research design. Sampling for the study was done purposively whereby a total of 15 divorced women. Information from the respondents was collected through an interview guide and is analysed thematically. The findings of the study show that divorced women are confronted with many socio-economic problems. In addition, divorced women face many problems while educating their children, for instance, lack of aspiration, lack of economic support, transport problems, frequent residential moves, and lack of adjustment.
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Authors Muhammad Shabbir, Saima Akram, Uzma Niaz
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Journal Annals of Human and Social Sciences
Year 2022
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10.35484/ahss.2022(3-III)33
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https://ojs.ahss.org.pk/journal/article/view/117
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