IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-8 ~ Aug. 2020

Abstract: The purpose of this dissertation research is to analyze and discover the nature of legal protection for children in dealing with the law in the juvenile criminal justice system, analyze the implementation of legal protection against children in dealing with the law in the child criminal justice system in Gorontalo Province, and to analyze the Factors which affects the implementation of legal protection against children dealing with the law in child criminal justice system in the jurisdiction of Gorontalo Province. This research is in the realm of legal science by using empirical juridical research types. By using a sociological juridical approach in order to address the problem of implementing legal protection against children in dealing with the law in child criminal justice system in Gorontalo Province. Research is descriptive. The data used are primary data and secondary data. The techniques used to collect data are documentation study techniques and interview techniques. This study uses a non-probability/non-random sampling technique. Overall data collected from both primary and secondary data are processed and analyzed using qualitative data analysis.

Key Words: Children, Legal Protection, The Child Criminal Justice System

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Abstract: Newspaper Coverage of Gender-Based Violence in IDP Camps investigated how the media reported the continuous increase in the perpetration of gender-based violence against women in Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps in Nigeria. The objectives of the study are to find the kind of gender-based violence mostly reported in Nigerian newspapers, whether gender-based violence against women in IDP camps are adequately covered in the media and the dominant media frame used in the coverage of gender-based violence against women in IDP camps. The study adopted content analysis research method in achieving the above objectives. The study was anchored on social responsibility, Agenda-setting and framing theories of mass communication. Findings revealed that that the media did not give adequate report to gender-based violence against women in IDP camps. Their contents failed......

KEYWORDS: Gender-based, Violence, IDP, Newspaper, Coverage

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Abstract: Informal Sector is an unorganized sector where workers are unable to organize themselves in pursuit of their common interest due to ignorance, illiteracy, and certain otherconstraints such as, casual natures of employment and small and scattered size of establishments. A section of women, even today, have businesses in these informal sectors, though they may not fulfill the established norms required for them to fall under the category of "women entrepreneurs‟. There are many women who start businesses at homes, on the street and in the market place withsmall investments. These women entrepreneurs are often unnoticed and ignored. By focusing on women, specifically Naga women, working in informal sectors, the paper attempts to highlightthe various problems faced by these women....

Key words: - KEYWORDS: Entrepreneurs, women entrepreneurship, informal Sector.

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Abstract: Radicalization in prisons is a major challenge in Kenya; and is on the rise. Despite enhanced government measures to rehabilitate and disengageoffenders, radicalization within the Kenyan prison system still persists. Why is this thecase? This study sought to investigate the nature and extent of radicalization in prisons in Kenya. It also explored the process of radicalization in prison as well as maps-out the challenges to successful rehabilitation and re-integration of offenders. The study employed qualitative research methodswith data sourced from books, peer reviewed journal articles as well as conducting of in-depth interviews. Most of therespondents were drawn from Shimo La Tewa and Kamiti Prison and who were sampled using purposive sampling techniques. Guided by the relative deprivation theory, the study finds that radicalization in prisons impedes the rehabilitation and reintegration efforts since it results to rising cases of recruitment of inmates and prison officers. There is need to fast-track prison reforms and impart specialized training to prison officers on how to handle violent extremist prisoners.

Keywords: Radicalization, Prison, rehabilitation and reintegration

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Abstract: Background: The problem of substance abuse in our society is increasing which has drawn both public and scientific attention. Substances are abused in various forms such as inhalation, oral or injectables. The courting among personality and substance abuse is complicated because the variety of personality profiles that have been hypothesized to exist to steer substance abuse is extraordinarily wide and the personality elements can also impact the use of substances in different degrees. The objective of this study is to investigate the personality profiles (neuroticism, extraversion, openness to experience, agreeableness and conscientiousness) of illicit intravenous substance abusers.....

KEY WORD: Substance abuse, intravenous, personality

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Abstract: This article describes the Indian corporate Governance system and examines how the system has both supported and held back India‟s economic growth. The country‟s legal system provides some of the best investor protection in the world but enforcement of the same is a major problem with growing corruption and over-burdened slow courts. The securities and exchange board of India has a regulatory mechanism to ensure fairness, transparency and good practice. Most importantly, the Corporate Governance scenario in the country has been changing fast over the past decade and if this trend is maintained, India will reach the summit of Corporate Governance which is necessary to sustain its impressive current growth rates. By this paper, the author intend to examine the concept of Corporate Governance in India with regards to the legal framework under the Companies Act 2013.

KEYWORDS: Corporate Governance, Companies, Companies Act 2013, SEBI guidelines, Government policy and regulations, Financial markets, Stakeholders and Board of Directors.

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Abstract: This research is carried out to analyze how phone camera as a photo lab has helped in Graphics Arts Communication in the global society most especially in the field of Graphics arts and computer graphics. The research seeks to address how the use of phones has improved photo lab, by making pictures easily available in softcopy therefore enhancing graphics arts making representations worldwide through Art communication. Phone Cameras had eliminated the conventional photo labs that are usually static (non-movable & non-flexible) in the aspect of document and image creation. In Nigeria, it is a well-known fact that anyone who has a phone camera can take and print pictures from his or her phone. The objectives which gave rise to this research is to ascertain how the use of phone camera has been a successful photo lab in Graphic Arts, and to ascertain how valuable phone cameras are in Graphics arts communication. The research focus is on phone cameras as a means of creating photos without the stress associated with traditional photo laboratories

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Abstract: The main purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of imagery skills training in handball game penalty shooting. For this purpose, Hawassa city administration U-17 male handball projects were selected. To collect the necessary data, all total of 30 U-17 male handball project players and a coach were selected as participants of the study. The study used a pre-test post-test experimental research design and the data were collected using multiple methods. All the selected subjects participated in the designed imagery skills program for consecutive twelve weeks, three days per week and for 15 minutes per day. Pre and post training test was conducted to measure the variables of the study. The collected data were analyzed using statistical package for social science (SPSS) version 20. Thus, paired-t test analysis and independent sample test were used to compare the mean difference....

KEY WORDS: Imagery, psychological skill, penalty shooting

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