IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-5 ~ May 2020

Abstract: Discussion: The termination of a marriage is regulated in Article 38 to Article 41 of the Law Number 1 of 1974 concerning Marriage.Article 14 to Article 36 of Government Regulation (PP) Number9 of 1975,Article 199 of the Civil Code (KUHPerdata) and Articles 113 to Article 128 of Presidential Instruction (Inpres) Number 1 of 1991 concerning Compilation of Islamic Law.With regard to the position ofmaintaining children after divorce in marriage, the arrangements are contained in Articles 35 to 37 of the Law Number 1 of 1974 and Article 85 as well as Article 97 of Compilation of Islamic Law (KHI).According to Article 14 of the Law Number 35 of 2014 on amendments to the Law......

Keywords : Custodyrights, Civil Rights, Child..

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Abstract: This study aims: 1) To find out and analyze the nature of the security of the Republic of Indonesia National Police Intelligence in the execution of disputed objects according to applicable laws; 2) To find out, analyze and discover the effectiveness theory of the security of the Republic of Indonesia National Police Intelligence in the execution of the disputed object; and 3) To find out and analyze the factors that affect security by the Republic of Indonesia National Police Intelligence in the execution of the disputed object. This study uses primary data through a survey of 92 personnel as a sample of the total number of 1,248 Police Intelligence personnel spread across 24 District/City District Police Offices in South Sulawesi Province. Data were analyzed using the SPSS Version 22 Program.

Keywords: Intelligence, National Police, Object of Dispute

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Abstract: Although the terms most frequently used to describe the transformation of contemporary public administration include the rise of the Neo-Weberian state, the requirement of good governance, digitalisation and other expressions, such as those related to the response to certain global challenges, it is worth noticing a trend of comparable significance: among the endeavours of the states, it became relevant to establish various communities, as well as direct interventions to stimulate, strengthen and transform those communities.Our basic hypothesis is that new community concepts appearing in certain administrative areas, in human public services or even within the administration, suggest that the current state's self-image and role are undergoing a major transformation, mostly in the developed countries of the world. Our aim is to demonstrate the emergence of an innovative state function: the personalised relationship and community organising function, which in many cases also involves an identity-building function.......

Keywords: personalness, Hungary, public administration, community building, identity building

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Abstract: Flexible working arrangements (FWA)are both important and significant to workplaces in this twentyfirst century. Organizations are burdened with how to balance their employees work-life balance to enable them reduce all the attendant problems associated with them while ensuring efficient and effective performance. Hence, a lot of organizations offer flexible working arrangements to employees due to the benefits associated with flexibility both for the employees and employers. Greatly improved employee cum organizationalperformanceisone of the most common benefits. It equally facilitatesbalanced work-life resulting in reduced stress andincreased wellbeing for the employees and reduced absenteeism and employeeturnoverfor the organization. This paper aims at highlighting......

Keywords: Flexible working arrangements, Performance, Employer-driven arrangements, Employee-driven arrangements

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Abstract: This article discuss the Open defecation is one of the main reasons, why the infant of rural India are more likely to die and stunted. It is not only adversely affect the children health but also going to affect the human capital in recent future in terms of low productivity, and which lead to "vicious circle of poverty‟ through market failure. It is again a prestige issue for more particularly women. Most of the times during going to relax in the morning or evening, women are more likely to be sexually assaulted as compared to their counterpart male. Thus more precisely open defecation is adversely affecting the Health, Wealth and Dignity of the nation. Hence, it is demonstrated that the high open defecation is not the by-product of the high poverty rate, lack of education, lack of water, lack of access to toilet and poor governance; rather it is a direct consequence of the social exclusion on the line of caste. Therefore for the solution of the open defecation, the researchers and policymaker should focus more on caste puzzle than other factors......

Keywords: Open defecation, Child health, Human capital and social exclusion

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Abstract: Srinagar municipal area, in Jammu and Kashmir, Union Territory of India, is highly prone to floods, due to its physiographicstructure and human interventions, both structural and non-structural. Srinagar city, experienced worst flood, during first week of September 2014, due to unprecedented and incessant rains. A total of 42% area of Srinagar city, comprising of 91% population, out of 1.18 million population, was affected by the September 2014 flood. Present study, attempts to identifyphysical and human intervention flood vulnerabilities in Srinagar city in order to integrate disaster risk reduction strategies for managing flood disasters. Identification of flood vulnerabilities has been attempted with support from,both secondary and primary sources of data....

Key Words: Flood vulnerability, Sendai Framework, Disaster Risk-Reduction Management, Community participation and preparedness, Structural and Non-Structural Vulneraries.

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