IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-3 ~ March 2021

Abstract: The study assesses the quality of urban residential-neighbourhood environment in Port Harcourt city local government area. The study was a household-based cross-sectional survey. The data was collected through primary and secondary sources. Thirty percent (30%) of the twenty (25) contiguous neighbourhood of Port Harcourt city local government area were selected through simple random sampling method to represent the total population of the study area. The study made use of questionnaire designed to elicit information on the respondents' residential-neighbourhood attributes within the study area. A total of three hundred and thirty copies of questionnaires were purposively......

KEYWORDS: Quality; Urban Residents; Neighbourhood; Environment

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Abstract: This paper examined the performance styles in Edda with a bias for the specific manner of deployment of the various styles by some selected bards - Oko Ogbuagu, Kalu Ishia, Udu Ama, Ugo Ama Okoro and Oma Olughu Elekwa - which give them the right of ownership of the performed arts. This investigation exposed us to the understanding that though songs may seem similar, there are elements of differences as a result of style. Its only on a closer examination of the varying oral styles of bards during performance that the stylistic differences can be revealed. The theoretical framework adopted were Ethnopoetics and Performance theories of oral literary criticism. Having used the field method of research in the collection of the songs, the paper discovered that bards make use of various styles during performance

KEYWORDS: oral performance, style and bards.

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Abstract: Liberian and The Gambian varieties of West African English (WAfrE) have been investigated by some linguists. However, comparative studies on both Englishes are still lacking. This paper, therefore, compares the lexico-semantics, the phonology and the morpho-syntax of both varieties from the perspective of language contact theory. Drawing from the findings by other linguists who have worked on these aspects of these varieties (Singler, Mason, Peewee, Massalee, and Barclay, 1981; Ukut, 2017) in addition to data gleaned from the Internet (www.academia.....

Keywords: Liberian English, The Gambian English, West African English, New English, Languages in contact.

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Abstract: The Tai Ahom culture and language has ample impact on the formation of dominant Assamese culture and language. Many Tai words now become the recognised words of Assamese language and are popularly used in day to day Assamese conversation and writing. There are scarce of substitute words for many Assamese terminologies other than the Tai version of words are used spoken Assamese on different occasions. Such many Tai words have been recognised as substantive Assamese words by modern Assamese dictionaries too. The Tai Ahoms demand that they are the harbinger of Assamese Bihu festivals that accompany with typical Bihu dances, songs and other related activities performed by the Assamese people today. The base of their demands lie on the fact that all the dances......

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Abstract: The research objective is to analyze the Nature of Legal Aid Free of Charge for Poor People in Criminal Cases. This type of research is included in empirical legal research. The results of the research show that the essence of legal aid is free of charge for poor people in criminal cases to guarantee the human rights of each individual to receive recognition and protection, so that all people have the right to be treated equally before the law. One of the efforts to realize the implementation of legal aid Free of Charge for Poor People in Criminal Cases in order to achieve justice or equality before the law, namely by providing access to justice, in the form of providing legal assistance to everyone involved in legal matters. The implementation of the essence of legal aid is free for people with disabilities in a criminal case does.....

KEYWORDS: Legal Aid; Public; Criminal Case

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Abstract: In 2011, the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE), financed by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in cooperation with the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities (MTA) (formally the Ministry of Antiquities) implemented a project entitled "Job Creation through Cultural Resource Management in Luxor" followed by a project entitled "Cultural Heritage Tourism". Within the projects, many examples of the recycling of waste material, sustainable construction and social development was prevalent. Examples include the recycling of mud brick, stone debris, limestone aggregate, scrap stone, stone powder use of solar and natural lighting. The recycling of material met all three themes of sustainable development in social, economic and environmental aspects....

Keywords: United States Agency for International Development, USAID, Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, recycling, Luxor, job creation, site improvements, mud brick, waste material, sustainability

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Abstract: This research aims to analyze law enforcement against criminal acts of terrorism from a human rights perspective. The research method uses empirical legal research. The results showed that law enforcement by Densus 88 tends to prioritize the presumption of guilt in arresting terrorism suspects, this is contrary to the right to the presumption of innocence of every individual involved in a legal case. as stated that every person accused of a crime has the right to be presumed innocent until his guilt is proven according to law. then the suspect of a criminal act of terrorism must be treated as an innocent individual because if this right is not fulfilled it will result in the neglect of other rights.

Keywords: Law Enforcement; Terrorism; Human Rights

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