IOSR-JHSS   Volume-21 ~ Issue-11 ~ November-2016

Abstract: Teasing young girls is not a new incident. Eve teasing has remained an anxiety since many years, but at present it has become one of the severest evils of Bangladesh. Eve teasing is a euphemism used throughout South Asia, which includes Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Nepal for public sexual harassment or molestation of women by men where Eve alludes to the very first woman, according to the Biblical creation story. The real depiction of Eve teasing in Bangladesh is about 90% girls between the ages of 10-18 are affected by eve teasing and severely infringes the freedom and right of mobility. Many female students are forced to reside at home giving up their studies...........

Keywords: Eve teasing, problem, consequences, awareness.

[1] Rashid, Mamunur. "Letting Eve-Teasing Go Unpublished." The Daily Star. September 9, 2007.
[2] Rashida, A. Kanam. 2012. " Contemporary Gender Issues", 1st edition, A, H. Development Publishing House, Dhaka, p.53
[3] www.bangladesh2day.com/newsfinance/2009/April/9/Eve-teasing-and-violence-againstwomen.php, last visited on 3/6/2015.
[4] Bangladesh National Women‟s Lawyers Association (BNWLA). "81% Girls Fall Victim to Eve Teasing: Study." BNWLA, July 2008. Http://www.bnwla.org.bd/content/view/86/lang.en/. Last visited on 23/10/08
[5] Mia, Md. Abdur Rahim. 2008. "Sexual Harassment in Bangladesh: Law and Realities". The Rajshahi University Law Journal, Vol. 5, p. 102-3.

Abstract: One of the core values on which relationship of nation states‟ are predicated upon is the unreserved desire to ensure both the territorial integrity of her geography as well as the security of her citizens. This is true irrespective of the geography and demography. Thus, this study examined internal security situations in Nigeria and its effect on country‟s foreign relations‟ experiences between 1999 and 2012.The study employed a mixed method that combined the historical and survey of ex-post facto type of research designs. Six states: Bauchi, Bayelsa, Delta, Kaduna, Ondo, and Plateau were purposively selected as crises ridden zones in Nigeria from 1999 to 2012. Multi-stage cluster sampling was employed for selecting respondents (two ambassadorial personnel each from five countries, 20 professors respectively from International Relations and Political Science,............

Keywords: Security, Insecurity, Foreign Relations, National Image

[1] Ajayi, K. (2005), "Nigeria‟s Foreign Policy and Image Crisis".In African Journal of Public Administration and Management, 16 (2).July. Pp. 50-63.
[2] Ajayi, K. (2007). "Nigeria‟s Foreign Policy and Image Crisis". In AJPAM, XVI (2), July.
[3] Bureau of Consular Affairs, U.S. Department of State (2012), "Travel Warning".Retrieved from www.travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis_pa_tw_1168.html on June 22, 2012.
[4] Buzan, B. (2006). The Idea of the State and National Security.In Little, R. and Smith, M. (Eds.).Perspectives on World Politics, 3rd Edition. London: Routledge.
[5] Centre for Strategic and International Studies (2012), "Remarks by Assistant Secretary of State Johnnie Carson, "Nigeria, One Year After Elections.‟ April 9. Cited in Ploch, Lauren (2012), "Nigeria: Current Issues and U.S. Policy." In Congressional Research Services, Specialist in African Studies, July 18. Retrieved from www.crs.gov on April 10, 2014

Abstract: Among many kinds of catches, the mackerel tuna is the most frequently caught fish in Indonesian waters. Oftentimes, the mackerel tuna is only consumed directly, without being processed into other products. This research attempts to develop the mackerel tuna into 5 processed fish products, which are fishcakes, fish nuggets, fish meatballs, fish meat floss, andfish crackers. The final result of this research is to show the proximatecontent of mackerel tuna that has been processed into productswith added value

Keywords: diversification, Euthynnusaffinis, products, fishery

[1] Dewi, Eko Nurcahya; Ibrahim, Ratna; Yuaniva, Nuzulia. Daya Simpan Abon Ikan Nila Merah (oreochromis niloticus trewavas) yang Diproses dengan Metoda
[2] Hafiludin. 2011. Karakteristik proksimat dan kandungan senyawa kimia daging putih dan daging merah ikan tongkol (Euthynnus affinis). Jurnal Kelautan 4(1): 1-10.
[3] Hustiany, Rini. 2005. Karakteristik Produk Olahan Kerupuk dan Surimi dari Daging Ikan Patin (Pangasius Sutchi) Hasil Budidaya sebagai Sumber Protein Hewani. Jurnal Media Gizi & Keluarga, Desember 2005, 29 (2): 66-74
[4] Laiya, Nofliyanto; Harmain, Rita Marsuci; dan Yusuf, Nikmawati Susanti. 2014. Formulasi Kerupuk Ikan Gabus yang Disubstitusi dengan Tepung Sagu. Jurnal Ilmiah Perikanan dan Kelautan. Volume II, Nomor 2, Juni 2014
[5] Mamuaja, C. F., Dan Aida, Y. 2014. Karakteristik Gizi Abon Jantung Pisang (Musa P.) dengan Penambahan Ikan Layang (Decapterus sp). Program Studi Ilmu dan Teknologi Pangan, Program Pasca Sarjana, Universitas Sam Ratulangi. Manado.

Abstract: The tribal's conflicts have negative impact on the food security and livelihood of household in post conflicts areas in Western Darfur State, Sudan. There is a complex relation between gender role in food security and conflict. The main objective of this paper is to explore and investigate gender role in food security in post-conflict area (Reterurnee's area) in Western Darfur State, Sudan. The study carried out in 2015 in Merim-Ta village. Respondents are household headed who lost their productive assets through destruction or displacement due to triple conflict since 2003 and returned back to their village in 2008. 110 household headed were selected randomly covering all categories of the community (age, religion, tribe, male and female).........

Keywords – Food Security, Darfur Conflicts, Gender Role

[1]. Elobid, Suad Ibrahim, (2010). Gender Role in Adoption of Agricultural Innovation of Sorghum. Elsemeih Agricultural Scheme. North Kordofan. Ph.D. Thesis. Sudan University of Science and Technology.
[2]. FAO, (2009). Crop and Food Security Assessment Mission in South Sudan Report. Rome, Italy.
[3]. FAO, (2010). Emergency and Rehabilitation Coordination Unit. Annual Report, West Darfur State, Sudan.
[4]. FAO, WFP, (2004). Food Economic Profiles and Livelihood Zones in West Darfur, Assessment Report.
[5]. FEWSNET, (2013). Sudan Food Security Outlook of Famine Working System Network Report

Abstract: Leprésent articleanalyse l'évolution des rapports conflictuels entre les éleveurs et les agriculteurs senoufo. Ce conflit porte sur de nouveaux acteurs en l'occurrence les éleveurs sédentaires senoufo et les planteurs d'anacardiers comparativement à ceux qui opposaient les pasteurs transhumants peulhs et les producteurs de vivriers. L'objectif de cette étude est demontrer que l'élevage de type sédentaire pratiqué par les senoufo engendre des conflits qui sont exacerbés par la culture de l'anacarde. La méthode s'est basée sur la recherche documentaire, l'observation directe et les enquêtes par questionnaire. Les résultats de cette étude montrent que l'adoption de l'élevage par le peuple senoufo s'est faite sous la contrainte. La réponse des paysans à cette difficile cohabitation entraine la recomposition du paysage agraire de cette zone géographique. Une situation qui invite à promouvoir l'élevage intensif dans un milieu où la population reste foncièrement agricole. Mots clés : Sohouo, conflit, agriculteurs, éleveurs, anacarde......

Key words :- Sohouo, conflict, farmers, pastoralists, cashew

[1] 1-ANADER, 2013 : Rapport annuel d'activités de la Direction départementale de Korhogo, 15p
[2] Arditi C., 1992 : Étude régionale des stratégies différenciées des éleveurs d'Afrique
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Abstract: This study is to review developed knowledge management model which will aid in effective management of Indigenous Knowledge (IK) and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Nigeria. In reviewing related literature, several conclusions and assertions reached by many researchers‟ shows that both fields of knowledge are limited in their abilities to manage development, preserving and safeguarding Indigenous Knowledge risks inadvertently placing them in the public domain; thereby exposing them against the wishes of the owners. The review shows further, that to revolutionize the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Indigenous Knowledge (IK) situation - "localizing‟ the deliberate in the social, economic and political perspective in which native popular are in reality living and recognizing that. So far the contest has been based on generalizations, assumptions and implied indirectly presumption that indigenous peoples have to catch up, or else acclimatize to the western property model.

Keywords: Management Model, Indigenous Knowledge (IK), Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), culture- interference..

[1] Absolon, K (2010), Indigenous Wholistic Theory: A Knowledge Set for Practice. First Peoples Child & Family Review Volume 5, Number 2, 2010, pp 74-87
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[4] Aina, L.O. (2008)-Intellectual Property Rights in the Digital age, in L.O.Aina, S.M. Mutula and M.A. Tiamiyu. (eds). Information and Knowledge Management in the Digital Age.Concepts, Technologies and African Perspectives. Ibadan: Third World Information Services Ltd. 336-368pp
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Abstract: The study was conducted in two development blocks i.e. Bishunpur and Ghaghra of Gumla district, Jharkhand. This study was carried out to find the most significant factor which favours SRI and main constraint in adoption of SRI system of paddy cultivation. Total sixty respondents were selected out of which thirty were cultivated paddy with SRI and thirty were cultivated with conventional method. Garrett's ranking method was used to fulfill this objective. According to this, factors high yield, low seed rate, less water requirement, low weeding cost were rank I, II, III, IV respectively, which favours adoption of SRI. Constraints lack of skilled labour, lack of awareness, lack of resources, absence of risk bearing ability, lack of training were rank I, II, III, IV, V respectively.

Keywords: SRI, Garrett's ranking, Factors

[1] Barah,B.C. (2009) "Economic and Ecological Benefits of System of Rice Intensification (SRI) in Tamil Nadu", Agricultural Economics Research Review. 22:209-214.
[2] FAO, Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Dept. of Agriculture and Cooperation, Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2014.
[3] Hassan, D. and R.R. Upasani (2015) "Effect of crop establishment and weed control methods on productivity of rice (OryzasativaL.)",Journal Crop and Weed. 11:228-230.
[4] Meshram, V.,N.Chobitkar, V. Paigwar and S.R. Dhuware (2012) "Factors Affecting on SRI System of Paddy Cultivation in Balaghat Ddistrict of Madhya Pradesh" ,Indian Research Journal of Extension Education Special Issue.1.