IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep. 2022

Abstract: Every injustice acts as a barrier to justice.If the nation were unable to provide justice to all of its residents, an injustice might have happened. The court system of common law countries is dominated by lawyers. Now, the judicial adjudication is very costly and not affordable for the poor sectors of the society. Every litigant needs a significant sum of money from the beginning to the finish of the legal process. The poor and indigent litigant are seeking justice but they cannot get appropriate financial and adequate logistic support from society. Legal aid helps those people who are staying in margin line of the society due to various socio-economic conditions.

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Abstract: Since the industrial revolution, participation of women in the workforce outside the home has increased in industrialized nations, with particularly large growth seen in the 20th century. Largely seen as a boon for industrial society, women in the workforce contribute to a higher national economic output as measure in GDP as well as decreasing labour costs by increasing the labour supply in a society. Under the Constitutional law, women have equal rights as men and the principle of Gender Equality is enshrined in the Indian Constitution in its Preamble, Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties, so as to enable them to take part effectively in the administration of the........

Keywords: women, workplace, constitution, laws

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Abstract: Gender oppression and domestic violence both are socio culturally, politically interlinked and are the gauge of belligerent or violent behaviour. Consequently, fundamentally the idea of human sexuality is engrossed with alleged power and notion of confrontation which emerges obviously within this power controlled relations because amid encouragement and, retro uninterruptedly nearby is interstellar that space is our power to choose our response and in our response lies our growth and that growth is our freedom. In each bend of the world, women and girls endure facing depressing violence, methodical judgement and other grave human rights exploitation. They are compressed and slew in their hospices, craped in their populaces, raped and dehumanized in the war, turned.......

Keywords: ‖human rights exploitation'', ‗'raped and dehumanized', ''verbal abuse'', ''subjugated masculinity''.

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Abstract: Abortion is one of the most contentious contemporary moral issues in the world in general but in Kenya in particular. Arguments have been presented by scholars for or against abortion. Those who argue in support of it have given what they think are compelling reasons as to why abortion is a matter for one to decide (pro-choice).At the same time, those who argue against it have also presented arguments to demonstrate that indeed, abortion is an act of killing, it is evil, and therefore must not be done (Pro-life). Thus, it is either the woman (mother) has a right to make a choice as to whether they should carry out abortion at will or, the sanctity of life is respected right........

Keywords: abortion, morality, constitution of Kenya, right to life

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Abstract: Purpose: This study aimed at exploring the possibility to increase hope in Kenyan emerging adults; based on evidence of other empirical studies, it presumed that increased of hope is a gateway to greater life competence for the recipients. Design/Methodology:Pre- and post-intervention tests using the Adult Hope Scale (AHS) of Snyder and his companionswere administered to sampled groups of students (N= 190) in two Universities in the Karen Ward of Nairobi. One of the groups was the control while the other was the intervention group. In the period between the tests, the researchers administered a six-session hope-building intervention to the Intervention group in the contexts of group counselling.......

Keywords: Hope; Character-strengths interventions, Emerging adults; Undergraduate university students

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Abstract: Abstract: Background: Mental and behavioral disorders account for about 12% of the global burden of disease, The World Health Report 2013 has drawn attention to the fact that nearly 45 crores people estimated to be suffering from mental and behavioral disorders globally. WHO (2011) report stated by 2020, 15% of the Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYS) lost would be due to mental and behavioral disorders, up from 10% in 2000 to 12% in 2010 and that about 24 million people suffer from schizophrenia and 21 million people from depression. Caregivers of the patients go through a great deal of pain and trauma as well along with the patients. Hence, we decided to conduct research whose sole purpose.......

KEYWORD: caregiver, coping style, stress, global burden

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Abstract: Corona (COVID-19) is a pandemic has devastated the economy development around the world;Nearly two million deaths globally caused by this disaster and countless patients must be treated from recovery after COVID;Therefore, this research has given out the proposal to investigate the role of social activists who have always played an important role in the recovery treatment after COVID during the pandemic situation. This is a profession plays a great role in initiating the public awareness so as to provide the psychosocial support and mobilize the community to........

Keywords: Social Worker; COVID-19; Coronavirus; Public health challenge; Global Pandemic

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Abstract: Résumé Contexte : Par rapport aux décennies passées, la ville de Bukavu connait unetransformation rapide dans plusieurs secteurs (santé, éducation, échanges socioculturels et économiques, infrastructures). Ces avancées sont, cependant,accompagnées par une croissance démographique exponentielles, une occupation spatiale anarchique, une mauvaise gouvernance des ressources naturelles, une dégradation avancéede la voirie urbaine, un faible accès aux services sociaux de base. Ces aspects relevant de la planification urbaine,alimentent, à ces jours, des débats autour de l‟image datant de Bukavu (Bukavu la verte). En outre, questionnentles actions publiques en lien avec la......

Keywords: défi ; planification urbaine ; urbanisme ; programmation spatiale ; service de base

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