IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-3 ~ March 2023

Abstract: The Horn of Africa region is receiving criticism for the size of new migration trends and security risks. In order to provide a critical perspective on new migration trends and critical security issues, this study will primarily focus on the roles of the EU and AU, two regional institutions, in resolving the cases that have been looked at. The finding indicates the migration policies and activities generated by both institutionshave been facingnew challenges. The escalating instances of terrorist networks, political unrest, and domestic conflicts are to blame for the mixed migration context and new migration trends. Recently, the region has been the origin, transit, and final destination for illegal migrants. Additionally, migrants who are seeking asylum and refugees travel within the areaand beyond......

Keywords: EU, AU, IGAD, Migration, Security, Institutional Policies

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Abstract: The experience of the global financial crisis on economic activities of nations around the world, which made the owner of the real and financial sector hold the horn by the bull resulting to significant structural changes on the financial positions of deposit money banks not only in developed countries but also in developing economies including Nigeria. This main objective of this study is to examine the impact of global financial crisis and international shareholdings on financial distress in banking sector in Nigeria. The research design adopted in this study is the case study method, in other to have an intensive insight of the subject matter. This study employed the Stratified......

Keywords: Financial Crisis, Economy, Inflation, Global

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Abstract: In every society, men and women experience differently in relation to housing assets, transport, relative mobility, spheres of employment and a host of domestic caring responsibilities etc. The country has experienced rapid economic growth, structural shifts in the economy accompanied by high rates of urbanisation, increase in educational attainment levels, and declining fertility rates among other things. But during the same period there has been a gradual and long term fall in women's economic activity (Lahoti 2013:24). The joint family system has undergone changes, we see that in the urban sector nuclear families have come about and both men and women work outside the homes. But even at work places wage differentiation and low labour force among the female continues.......

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Abstract: With the rapid growth of technology, a transition from physical commerce to e-commerce or online commerce has been observed globally in recent years. However, the protection problem of e-consumers' rights have impeded the development process. Despite several advantages of e-commerce like easy access, time saving, availability, wider choice etc., the legal and security risk, insufficient information, low customer service are still major threats in digitalized market. Therefore, a secure and reliable system is essential for e-commerce firms to work successfully. Laws governing consumer rights protection in e-commerce influence consumers' trust which is more necessary in e-commerce than in offline trade. Specific and separate law regulating electronic transactions......

Keywords: e-commerce, information technology, security, e-consumer protection, dispute resolution.

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Abstract: Policies to promote healthy eating recognize the school as a privileged space due to its contribution to the achievement of individual autonomy and the promotion of healthy habits. The teaching dynamics, through mathematics, are strong strategies to carry out creative and effective approaches with students in community spaces, engaging the family, education and health professionals regarding self-care with their food. The objective of this study is to contextualize the teaching of mathematics through topics related to nutrition and healthy eating, emphasizing their contributions to health promotion, improvement in quality of life, facilitation of learning exact sciences and the formation of a critical subject.......

Keywords: School feeding; Food and nutrition education; Curriculum; Mathematics teaching.

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Abstract: The objectives of the study are to examine the types of harassment, causes of sexual harassment, and effect of sexual harassment on victims on the campus of SDA College of Education, Asokore-Koforidua in Ghana. The study is a descriptive survey. The researchers used the stratified random sampling procedure to sample three hundred and twenty-two respondents for the study. To gather data for the study, a closed-ended questionnaire was created and distributed. The data gathered were analysed using descriptive statistics. The study concludes that sexual harassment and power harassment are perceived as dominant types of harassment among students of SDA College of Education, Asokore-Koforidua in Ghana......

Keywords: Sexual harassment, Sexual behaviour, Sexual assault, Higher Education Institution, College of Education, Sexual overture, Perception, Female college student

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Abstract: This project aims to demonstrate the similarities and differences between the lives of Dalit and African American women to understand the comparison and connection between the caste system in India and the system of racial segregation in the United States, and to explore the cross cultural applications of caste interaction.
Longstanding habits, prejudices, and assumptions largely impact individuals' identities. The era of upheaval we live in today calls for new ways of understanding how we interconnect and caste is the intrinsic framework for people's understanding of self and society. Based on my research on Black women and conversations with Dalit women, both groups in current......

Keywords: social stratification, discrimination, untouchability, racial hierarchies

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