IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-7 ~ July 2022

Abstract: Violence of any kind has a strong negative impact on the physical and mental health of an individual which impacts the wholesome development of a society. Violence against babies, young girls and women is highly prevalent globally, with an estimated 35% women experiencing some form of victimization in childhood, adolescence or adulthood. CEDAW, Vienna Declaration, CSW and the Istanbul convention devised policies/punishments to check gender based violence in societies but somehow the violence against women is on the rise in India and the world over. Rapes, dowry deaths, female foeticide, IPV, FGM and vitriolage are just a few forms of gender based violence which are gaining numbers every year. Girls and women are moving out of the confines of their home for the purpose of education and employment and in the process become victims of such violence. What we lack are thedrastic, terminal, societal and judicial norms which can check this unbridled violence against women..

Keywords: VAW, manifestations, world conferences, education, society, judicial reforms

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Abstract: This study examines the discursive strategies political party leaders deployed in television interviews to express their parties‟ ideologies and the socio-political implications of deploying such strategies in the interviews in Nigeria. The study employed four purposively selected transcribed television interviews with selected Nigerian political party leaders in 2014 as primary data. The data for the study were analysed using van Dijk‟s Socio-cognitive approach to critical discourse analysis while drawing insights from Halliday‟s Systemic Functional Linguistics. The results showed that the party leaders employed such discursive strategies as actor description and authority to positively portray and sustain the identity of their parties as core ideological components. Evidentiality, example and number game......

Keywords: Politics, Leaders, Interview, Ideology, Discursive strategies, Discourse

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Abstract: In recent years, the Indian lingerie market has undergone a transformational change with the booming e-commerce sector, social media, rise in women's employment, and undogmatic acceptance. The target women consumers belonged to the age group of 18 to 35 years representing the overall Indian GenZ and Millennial population. The age group 18 to 25 years constitutes the adolescence period and mainly students, while the 26 to 35 age group constitutes young professionals and mothers. Research was carried out through an online survey in addition to group discussions for an in-depth analysis. Data with regard to consumer's lifestyle, price range of affordability, frequency of purchase, product preference, problems encountered, flaunting value, current trends was collected, studied and analyzed to find the effect of pandemic on lingerie buying behavior of the Gen Z and Millennial generation post covid 19.

Keywords: comfort, lockdown, pandemic, behavior, brands

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Abstract: In terms of organizational commitment, the level of academic staff in Nigerian tertiary institutions has caused major worry among education stakeholders. This is because academic staff plays an essential role in the overall quality and standard of the nation's education. As a result, this study looked into the factors that influence organization commitment among Nigerian teachers in tertiary institutions in Lagos State. However, research have revealed that not enough attention has been devoted to the predictor of organizational commitment. In the meantime, this study investigates holistically determining elements impacting tertiary institution organizational........

Keywords: Organizational commitment, Academic staff, Tertiary institutions, and Perceived organizational support

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Abstract: This research work centered on the problem of free Arms flowaround Nigeria and Chad Border. The whole of North-eastern Nigeria region have been devastated by the crisis of insecurity facilitated by more than a decade of insurgency. One of the major issue of concern to security experts and personnel in the country is how the insurgents are getting access to weapons which gave them more strength to fight the war for this long period, that become so difficult to overcome. Among the possible avenue that continue to strengthen the enemies is the easy access of the arms flow from the neighboring countries especially republic of Chad, which Border with Nigeria to the east where the Boko Haram gained firm root. This paper therefore looked at the nature of the water way nature of Nigeria......

Keywords: Arms flow, Border, Insecurity, Weapons, Arm Control

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Abstract: This paper addresses the generality of a Chinese mining company established in the territory of Basoko. The irregularities of the company that hinder the procedure with regard to the interpretation of the new mining law of 2002 as amended in 2018 are described. To collect data in the field, an inductive approach was used, by comparing the literature and direct observations in the field. Three techniques were applied: (documentary, focus group, and semi-structured interviews). The main finding is that the law N°18/001 of 9 March 2018 on the mining code is not complied with in all aspects.The mining company Xiang Jiang Mining Sarl operates on the margins of the law. Moreover, this exploitation of the Aruwimi River will endanger aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, and disturb the balance of the fauna and flora, with socio-economic and health consequences that are of great concern for the local population.

Keywords: Mining, legal framework, environmental deterioration, Aruwimi River, Basoko

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