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

Abstract: This study aims to explain the application of the principle of legal certainty in foreign investment in Aceh. This study uses a normative juridical method with a statutory approach, a historical approach and a conceptual approach.The results of the study indicate that the application of the principle of legal certainty in the implementation of legislation regarding foreign investment in Aceh has not been following the objectives of the legislation.The Government of Aceh as the organizer of investment, has not been able to carry out its obligations in protecting investors' assets. It does not provide certainty about the sustainability of investment activities.In addition, investors have not fulfilled.........

Keywords: Principle of Legal Certainty, Foreign Investment, Aceh Province

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Abstract: The concept of Human Rights as some basic features for living on this earth had been developed during the Second World War. During and after the WWII, the world had witnessed a devastating number of homeless people, orphans and people who do not know their whereabouts. These incidents led the world leaders to think further about shaping legal frame regarding some basic rights of human. That attempt resulted into the basic human rights law where refugee law is one of the branches. But the oppression of the feudalist society has never stopped. Human race is always struggling with their existence from being homelessness. The recent Rohingya issue created by the Junta govt. of Myanmar is also one of the evidences of that scenario. Bangladesh also can realize the pain of being homeless, stateless and refugee as well. In 1971, Bangladesh has also experienced the same situation as the Rohingya is facing now. This paper aims to find a solution of this international issue can be marked as crisis too, where Bangladesh is also suffering from as a neighbor of Myanmar..

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is to analyse the nature of the implementation of condemnation decisions on civil cases in the Makassar High Court Legal Area. The method used by the researcher here is Research, in general, can be classified into two types, namely sociological (field) and empirical research. The study results showed that the Implementation of Punishment Decisions (Condemnatoir) Against Civil Cases in the Makassar High Court Legal Area was not implemented. , Facilities and facilities, and legal substance.

Keywords: Decision; Judge; Condemnation.

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[2]. Subiyanto, AE (2016). Designing Judicial Powers After the Amendment of the 1945 Constitution. Journal of the Constitution, 9(4), 661-680.
[3]. Angkasa, N. (2017). Analysis of the Position and Function of the Judiciary as the Holder of Judicial Power in the State Law System in Indonesia. Nizham Journal Of Islamic Studies, 1(1), 84-109.
[4]. Rahmi, S. (2018). The Position and Function of the Judiciary as the Holder of Judicial Power in the N State Law System in Indonesia. Transformative Islam: Journal Of Islamic Studies, 1(2), 121-140.
[5]. Erwin, YP (2015). Juridical Study Of The Execution Of Industrial Relations Court. Indonesian Legislation Journal, 12(4), 1-21.

Abstract: This study presents multiple dimensions of feminist art and symbolism related to it through portraits of female figures throughout history, impacting art history. The researcher conducted an experiment with female students specializing in art education at the College of Basic Education in Kuwait, in which the researcher relied on studying the students' tendencies toward the artistic image affecting their memory in terms of the appearance of female celebrities who have a significant impact on the lives of the new generation of female students, as well as the effects of that stereotyped image of these celebrities, attempting to merge that image with the symbolism of flowers and how the shape of flowers represents an important symbol for women, whether in their image or the effect of those flowers on women's composition, presenting that artistic experience in the form of a painting with a unique design by each student......

Keywords: Symbolism,Woman's Art, Flowers, Feminism, Printmaking, Design, Art Education

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Abstract: The drivers of green tourism practices in the hotel sector in Zimbabwe are under-theorised. Whilst green tourism practices are now acknowledged as essential in every tourist destination, no study has determined what is driving the implementation of green tourism practices in Zimbabwe. Green tourism practices are implemented at varied levels in hotels in Zimbabwe, indicating that some efforts in complying with the dictates of green tourism are being made. Scientific evidence has shown that the hotel sector is not a smokeless industry as previously thought, as damage of the environment has been witnessed in various destinations across the globe. This study sought to analyse the drivers of green tourism implementation in Zimbabwe. The study was carried out in Harare, Victoria Falls and Nyanga.....

Keywords: drivers, green tourism practices, implementation, hotel sector, Zimbabwe

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Abstract: Background Modernization in India has influenced the wellbeing of people in various ways. The concept of tradition joint family in Indian society that was based on love, care, affection is gradually disappearing. This transformation in life has led to the belief in nuclear family rather than joint family. The world population continues to grow older and people tend to live longer. The number of elderly population is rising rapidly. Elderly people are moving from family home to an institution, in view of change in informal relations. This has been associated with an increased risk of experiencing loneliness and low self-esteem negatively affecting their physical and mental health. This study is aimed to determine.....

Keywords: Elderly, loneliness, self-esteem, old age homes

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Abstract: Young people make lifestyle and career decisions that impact their destinies and the future of society. They thus need to be furnished with skills to guide them as they make critical choices in life.This study aimed at evaluating if there are any gender differences in decision-making skills among teacher trainees in Nyeri and Nairobi Counties. The Target population for the study consisted of 6659 trainees from three public diploma teacher training colleges in the two Counties.A sample of 362respondents from the three colleges wasselected using stratified random sampling technique. Descriptive research design was applied in this study. Social cognitive theory developed by Bandura guided the study. Data were collected using a standard psychometric scale developed by Dindigal.....

Keywords: Gender, Decision-making, Teacher trainees, Peer Counselling

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Abstract: Natural calamities in general and cyclone in particular have been all-time and regular unwanted events in the climatic realm of odisha. The super cyclone of 1999 followed by several cyclones in last two decades has affected very badly the economic and social paradigm of odisha. The aftermath situation of super cyclone left the state in a devastating condition inviting politics of poverty and reconstruction to take place.The effect of super cyclone taught the administrative mechanism of the state to remain alert to handle the situation during cyclone and post cyclone period which appeared to be very challenging. The word poverty is very much related to the situation of any natural calamities......

Keywords: Poverty, Reconstruction, super cyclone, climate, calamities, administrative mechanism

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