IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-1 ~ January. 2020

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to analyze the obstacles for law enforcement officers to suspects in the criminal justice examination process. This research is a prescriptive study, using primary data and secondary data collected through interviews and documentation. The data obtained were then analyzed qualitatively. The results showed that the obstacles of law enforcers in anticipating the reasons for the illness of suspects or defendants to avoid the judicial review process are the number of regulations related to the protection of the rights of suspects/defendants and the obligation for law enforcers to fulfill these rights, so that it becomes an opportunity to postpone the examination, coordination problems between law enforcement concerning the health condition of the suspect/defendant, the habit of avoiding the examination process with the intention of delaying, the community's perception that the reasons for illness.....

Keywords: criminal justice, examinations, law enforcement officers, obstacles

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[3]. M. Said Karim, 2019, GantiKerugianTerhadap Korban penangkapan yang TidakSahdalam Proses PeradilanPidana (Compensation for Victims of Unauthorized Arrest in Criminal Justice Processes), Makassar,Pustaka Pena Press, p. 68
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Abstract: The progressive results of the ratification of the ICESCR covenant by the Government of Indonesia show improvements in the health services sector each year. Local governments play a very important role because, in addition to being one of the stakeholders who determine policies in each field, especially in the health sector, local governments also become an extension of the regional central government in ensuring access rights and public health services as one of the basic human rights that need to be fulfilled. ICESCR implementation related to the fulfillment of Health Facilities and Health Services in West Halmahera Regency has fulfilled the principles of availability, accessibility, acceptance, and quality in the right to health as part of human rights.

Keywords: health facilities, health services, ICESCR, implementation

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Abstract: Power is the most vital element and everyone expect to be the most powerful man in this world. Itempowersthe men and women to move freely, to take decision, control over resources and become a self-reliant in family and social life. Women are the most important part of family because they play vital role to rear up and bring up of a human child. So, it should empower them properly for the wellbeing for family life. However, this study conducted to identify the real picture of women‟s empowerment in family life in Bangladesh. It also tried to explore the role of background characteristics of women regarding women‟s empowerment.Current study is narrative and qualitative manner and based on Bangladesh Demographic and Household survey data. But secondary.....

Keywords: Bangladesh, Family life, Power, Well being, Women‟s empowerment.

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Abstract: This study was conducted to compare the selected physical fitness components of sport science department and other natural science female students in Mizan Tepi University Tepi campus. 65 voluntary female students from sport science and 65 from other natural science were selected. Comparative research design with quantitative approach was employed. The physical fitness variables selected for the study were; cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, body mass index, flexibility, speed and agility. The data was collected by use of measurements of height in cm and weight in kg as well as physical fitness tests like; - 1 minute step up test, sit and reach test, 1m push up test, 35m sprint test and box drill agility test. Descriptive statistics (mean and standard deviation) were employed for data analysis. The results of the study revealed that, sport science department female students......

Keywords: physical fitness, sport science, non-sport science

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Abstract: Since the beginning of modern globalization, the question of West African development has not been resolved, as post independence race for modernization and development persist among developing countries, some of the developing countries were able to record remarkable successes in terms of development with the exception of West African sub-region which finds it difficult to take advantage of globalization for its development as other part of the world did. Globalization is said to have transformed West African economy into an import oriented economy, which forced West African States into an economic role where they export raw materials in exchange for finished goods. This process could not give the region the tentacles to compete with the rest of the world.....

Key words: Globalization, Underdevelopment, Economy, Culture, Prospects

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Abstract: The United States and China are the world's top two powers. Experiencing historical ups and downs of history, since the People's Democratic Republic of China was born in 1949, the US-China relation has witnessed many different developments in each period. This relationship has periods of cooperation, but also periods of tension. Currently, the US-China relation has significant impacts on the global and regional situation. Recent years have witnessed many complicated developments in the relation. The article summarizes the history of US-China relation, with a focus on an intensive assessment of the current US-China relationship; presents remarkable characteristics of this relation; and forecasts future scenarios

Keywords: US, China, US-China relation, cooperation, competition.

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Abstract: This research is aimed to explain the Implementation of Mango Lo as a model of cost efficiency at agricultural land management in Gayo community, management of agricultural land required labor, wage and time to produce the good production results. For the Gayoness with insufficient income, their efforts are to work together with the Mango Lo system or labor exchanging.

Keywords: Mango Lo, The Model Of Cost Efficiency, Agricultural Management, Gayo Communities

[1]. Ani Rostiyati, Sakai Sambaian: Mutual Assistance System in East Lampung, Sakai Sambaian, the Journal Preservation of Bandung Traditional History and Values .
[2]. Darwin, La Ode Monto Bauto, and Megawati A. Tawulo, Implementation of Socio-Cultural Values of Pokadulu (Cooperation) (Study of Farmer Communities in Warambe Village, Parigi District, Muna Regency). Journal entry
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[4]. Joni MN, Polite and Courteous Speaking Good and Good is Beautiful, Gayo Praagmatic Study, STIT Al-Washliyah, 2019
[5]. Jum'addi Efendi. "Strategy of the Aceh Traditional Council (Maa) in Preserving Aceh Culture". Al-Idarah: Journal of Islamic Management and Administration. 2 2018: 147–166. doi: 10.22373 / al-idarah.v2i2.4422. ISSN 2549-6522.

Abstract: The objective of the study was todetermine the effects of staff appraisal on academic performance of public secondary schoolsin Kangundo Sub-County.The study used descriptive research design. Data collection was done through the use of questionnaires. Sample size consisted of 74head of departments (HODs), 18 deputy principals and 18 principals of public secondary schools from the total population of 152 and stratified random sampling technique was employed. Descriptive statistics was used to analyse data. Multiple regression analysis was used to establish the relationship between the academic performance and the independent variables.The study found that academic performance was statistically influenced by staff appraisal

Keywords: Academic Performance, Staff Appraisal, Public Secondary Schools

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Abstract: The term universe derives from the Latin word "universum" and is defined as all matter and all space ("all things") Its Arabic synonym is "کاین " (Kaien) meaning everything that exists. Until mid-twentiethcentury, it was believed that the infinite universe always existed and will exist forever. Based on this theory, the static universe has no beginning or end. However, later studies and calculations by physicist and scientists found that the universe emerged from a big bang at an instance. Moreover, it was observed that, contrary to what the materialists believed, the universe is not stationary but rather developing and expanding an increasing rate. This information is consistent.....

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Abstract: The study was aimed at exploring the extent to which lab activities are integrated in the Ethiopian school physics in helping students construct scientific concepts. A qualitative content analysis design was used as a research design to help to understand the extent to which the Ethiopian secondary school physics experiments are integrated with theoretical concepts and also to show the ways experiments are suggested to be conducted. The study reveals that the lab activities suggested to be conducted in the secondary school physics textbooks were not integrated with theoretical concepts. Moreover, most of the experiments are suggested to be done only to help students see physical phenomena or show that certain principles or laws are valid. Therefore, it can be concluded that lab activities are designed no to.....

Key words: Physics, experimentation, Knowledge construction, conceptual knowledge, integration

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