IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-7 ~ JuLy 2020

Abstract: The ideology that conceptualizes human rights as individual human rights is often called by critics as the ideology of liberalism that is too defending the interests of individual human beings in economic, social and political life. The nationalist pioneers of independence on colonial lands, and then also the leaders and the government authorities in developing countries generally also tend to imply that such individual interests will easily be skewed to - or even identical to - egocentrism and which is therefore feared that it will easily spark anti-social attitudes. Regardless of such prejudice, the government authorities in developing countries, ex-colonial state, relentlessly always try to urge on the meaning of human rights according to its more appropriate version for the interests of developing countries. The point is that human rights must prioritize the interests of humans as kolektiva or suprakolektiva......

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Abstract: Incarceration is a hurdle for The State, the perpetrator's family, society in general, the victim, and the perpetrator themselves. Laws, regulations, and rules are as relative, and fragile as their associated human group intended them to be, and it is frequently the case that they change so completely from one location to another that one can be regarded as a hero in one place, and most unacceptable perpetrator in another for practising the same acts. It is time for a change: community justice centres are a good start - especially if one considers their court intervention programs –because they align with the concept of restorative justice, and form a natural step toward incarceration zero, which has to be human kind's goal.

KEYWORDS: Incarceration, justice, punishment, crime, police, compliance.

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Abstract: One major objective of national computer policy in Nigeria is to make use of computer/ information technology (IT) for education at secondary school level in order to educate students to become acceptable and fit into the advancing world. Achieving this requires among other: the adoption of appropriate strategy in teaching computer studies and technology, to bring about computer literacy that can enhance the national technological advancement. It is unfortunate that the policy had not taken full effect as it ought to be. Therefore, this paper focused on the adoption and effectiveness of computer-based approach for instructional delivery in Computer Studies lessons. Recommendations were made that, policy makers, and government at all levels should provide computer sets and other ICT gadgets to schools and that Computer Studies teachers should adopt the use of Computer-Based Intervention strategy in teaching of the subject.

Keywords: Computer Based, On-Line, Intervention strategy, Computer Studies, Secondary Schools, Computer Policy.

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Abstract: Discussion: Bank of Indonesia Regulation Number 19/12PBI/2017 on Financial Technology defines Financial Technology (fintech) as the technology-based financial system that develops products, services, technologies, and new business models. Fintech also influenced the monetary stability, financial system stability, efficiency, continuity, safety, and reliability of the payment system. As the borrower to peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, consumers have the rights for legal protection in the form of contract, debt counselling, protection against interest rate fluctuation, and other additional fees. Consumer Protection for technology-based lending services is regulated in Article 1 Act Number 8 the Year 1999 on Consumer Protection; Article 1 BI Regulation Number 19/12PBI/2017; and Article 4....

Key Word: fintech, Consumer Protection, Financial Services Authority

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Abstract: Some Institutions of Higher Education, forget that human talent, its teachers, show certain behaviors as a result of their own motivations; affecting its performance. It is intended to determine the incidence of motivation in the work performance of teachers part time in distance mode with virtual interaction with their students in a university institution. The questionnaire on quality of life at work (CVT) and the review of institutional documentation are used. It is found that motivation directly affects the performance of teachers, which affects the fulfillment of institutional objectives, academic quality and work environment.

Keywords: teacher-student interaction, virtual modality, motivation

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Abstract: Almost two hundred countries are under siege by nature and in most of the Countries, governments implemented complete lockdown or curfew to stop the further transfer of deadly corona virus which started from China and took over all developed, developing and under developed countries. Rich, poor, healthy, regular patients, physically strong or even weak persons are under attack and virus is targeting everybody without any discrimination. According to updated statistics almost one million people are affected either with mild or serious health threats by Corona virus and numbers are rapidly increasing. People all over the world are either in self or forced isolation or being quarantined. Middle and lower working labor force from mechanical, technical and civil sectors is badly affected and facing financial crisis which are increasing day by day. However, back-office and desk job working class is trying......

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Abstract: Political party manifestos are the key policy statements of political parties in an election. Manifestos have become a key feature of Ghana‟s democratic process since the re-introduction of democratic governance in 1992. Therefore, like elsewhere in the world, manifestos remain vital ingredients for participatory, transparent and accountable governance. Party manifestos are tools for holding political parties to account during their terms in office and therefore very impressive tool for development. This study looks at the semantic value of modal verbs in the 2016 manifesto of the National Democratic Party (NDC) and demonstrates invariably that modal verbs have the potentiality to revealvivacious meanings of the nature of political discourse. This study is designed within the framework of qualitative research....

KEY WORDS: manifesto, political discourse, modal verbs, political party..

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Abstract: Peace: "Means dignity, well-being for all, not just absence of war" (UN, 2014). Though nothing can work successfully without PEACE, the UN has warned that: "The world is entering a new period of global instability" where violence are likely to further increase (Muggah, 2016). The PEACE of our Modern Democratic World, through my research, is threatened by five multifaced or interconnected problems: Politic (Curtiset al., 2020), Religion (Oostindie, 2018), Racism/Tribalism (Browninget al., 2017), Health/Diseases (Blackwood& Guerrant, 1999), and Gender; with MONEY as the RULER. It is an open and an undebatable secrete that, in all these areas, one gender that always play a crucial role is the "Man" (McDonaldet al., 2012).

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Abstract: Background: The provision of timely access to health care for those in need is a key objective of global health systems and an important predictor of how health systems respond to demand. This makes the time people wait to access health care services a top priority on the policy agenda of many countries, especially in climes that offer universal access to health care for their citizens. Nigeria is also striving towards universal health care coverage for its citizens amidst a system with no formalized waiting time regimen. Therefore, excessively long waits at points of services utilization is particularly rife at all levels of the public health care. Several studies have explored waiting times in outpatient clinics and surgical settings, but none have examined the phenomenon using an economic lens. This study fills this gap by exploring surgical cancellation in the urology unit of Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), Nigeria....

Key words: excessive waiting time, elective surgery, cancellation, policy, health system strengthening, Nigeria

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