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

Abstract: In spite of all consideration attracted to Child Marriage the nation over, there is an absence of change. The protest of this examination is to investigate under what conditions Child marriage does exist and how young ladies' living conditions can be moved forward. Identify the root causes of Child Marriage in Bangladesh. Core interest will be put on child marriage when all is said in done to see if the new law is an inconsistency with the Basic Human Rights. Also, does the new law reduction or increment child marriage. As the hypothetical structure, the sex part hypothesis is connected so as to dissect the marvel. Studies demonstrate an incredible contrast in the quantity.........

Keywords: underage marriage, reasoning of child marriage, violation of human rights, measures, legal context

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Abstract: The many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics (MWI) suggests the existence of a multiverse. It is a point of contention, however, whether an existential commitment to these extra entities is really necessary. Furthermore, the existence of a multiverse yields threats to many concepts that we can normally interpret with ease: most notably, the concept of personal identity. In this paper, I would first suggest reasons to believe in a multiverse. I will then address the problem of personal identity that is associated with the multiverse. I argue that a four- dimensional interpretation of personal identity is required to face this objection.

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Abstract: During the legislative and presidential elections of November 18, 2011 in the DRC, national parliamentary candidates invested in political propaganda to be elected and obtain seats in parliament. Among the candidates who presented themselves before the population in the electoral district of Mahagi, in the North-East of the Province of Ituri, there were old and new candidates. The Alur (inhabitants of the Territory of Mahagi) applied the vote-sanction against the former deputies whose results had not convinced the population during the 2006 legislature. They translated their feeling of disavowal through the song "cam jal no" which means "get something out of this boy". As a result, the Alur attended the various meetings held by the parliamentary candidates and received several symbolic rewards from them (t-shirts, hats, money, tunics, etc.), but in the end, they were unable.......

Keywords: artists musicians, song, election, propaganda, electoral campaign.

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Abstract: Gambling which is commonly called betting in many parts of the world has turned from the game played in coffee houses, inns, private places and few public settings to a game played as a well-established business with managers, operators and players in every nooks and crannies, and promoted by adverts. It is a game of probability which allows stakes to be placed by the bettors with the hope to win a huge sum of many that can change their lives forever. Gambling is as well called wagering which is defined as a type of gambling, which involves betting on the outcome of an external event or fact, such as a sporting event or a piece of trivia. It is played using different platforms including online betting. The purpose of this study is to explore how TV advertising influences the students in tertiary institutions to engage in gambling as a means of making money.......

Keywords: Influence, television, advertising, habit, betting, wagering.

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Abstract: There has been a heave of kidnapping cases in recent time in Nigeria. This act of criminality is perpetrated by conventional and emerging immoral groups as well as individual criminals for a range of reasons. Kidnapping cuts across all regions of Nigeria and anyone could be kidnapped at anytime and anywhere, ranging from people's residential homes through the roads and railways. A problem previously strange to the people has speedily become domesticated. In the last decade, the volatile oil rich regions of the Niger Delta, first witnessed this incident on a large scale with.......

Keywords: Banditry, Kidnapping, Community security, Dangerous roads

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Abstract: Background: Since the beginning of 2020, the COVID-19 outbreak has gradually hit nearly all countries, forcing educational institutions of various levels to transfer from classroom learning to online learning.Existing literature shows that using LMS offers tremendous advantages in teaching and learning.In Aceh's context, many lecturers have used many kinds of LMS in teaching in higher education. However, research on the implementation of LMS at universities is relatively few. There has been unknown about the use of LMS in higher education in the Aceh context is students' perceptions about using Canvas LMS. Materials and Methods: This study investigated the students' perceptions of the ease of use, usefulness, and barriers of using Canvas, an open-source Learning Management System (LMS), in learning Indonesian courses in a higher education institution in Aceh Province, Indonesia. A survey involving 95 students undertaking Indonesian courses that employed.......

Keywords: learning management system (LMS), Canvas, online learning, higher education, students' perceptions

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Abstract: Foreign Policy of a nation is a complex and dynamic political course that she pursues in relation to other states with a view to promoting and protecting her national interests. Bangladesh‟s foreign policy‟s main principal "friendship to all, malice towards none‟ is the basis of foreign relations with other countries. The effectiveness of Bangladesh‟s foreign policy depends to a great extent on the stable flow of domestic inputs in the form of greater and effective participation of domestic groups and institutions in the foreign policy process.

Keywords: Foreign Policy, Institutions, Parliament, Ministry, Constitution.

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