IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-10 ~ Oct 2021

Abstract:The Padang City is famous for its beach/marine tourism and culinary tourism. Even Padang culinary is already famous in domestic and even abroad. The advantage of tourism in Padang City is on its
natural tourism potential, such as beaches, plantations, agricultural and forest land. Based on BPS (Statistic Bureau of Indonesia) data in 2018, foreign and domestic tourist visits to Padang amounted to 61,131 person and 1,877,312 person. This is an opportunity for tourism businesses in the Padang City to develop new natural tourist destinations. The purpose of this study was to determine the potential for developing marine tourism in the Sungai Pisang area of Padang.....

KEY WORDS: marine tourism, education tourism, eco tourism, Sungai Pisang village.

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Abstract:The 73rd Amendment in the Constitution may be regarded as a turning point in the history of the state initiatives with regard to political empowerment of rural women. It had indicated a noticeable shift in the approach of the Indian state towards women. The new state faces many formidable challenges. Women across the world have experienced social, economic and political transformation in recent years. Our constitution also has given women equal rights with men for improving their social status. These women represent diverse backgroundrich and poor, oppressed and backward, educated/literate and illiterate, young and old, working women and home makers etc. As most of them......

Key words: Women Empowerment, Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs), 73rd Constitutional Amendment

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Abstract: BACKGROUND: Abortion is defined as spontaneous or induced termination of pregnancy before fetal viability less than 500 gm or less than 20 weeks gestation age. Midtrimester abortion is mostly done for fetal abnormalities and anatomical defects after ultrasound screening. AIM: To compare the effect of oral mifepristone and misoprostolwith misoprostol alone in cervical ripening and
induction of labor in mid trimester abortion.....

KEYWORD: induction of mid trimester abortion , misoprostol , mifepristone

[1]. Hamoda H, Ashok PW, Flett GM, Templeton A. Medical abortion at 9–13 weeks' gestation: a review of 1076 consecutive cases. Contraception 2005;71:327–32.
[2]. Goh SE, Thong KJ. Induction of second trimester abortion (12–20 weeks) with mifepristone and misoprostol: a review of 386 consecutive cases. Contraception 2006;73:516–9.
[3]. Bartley J, Baird DT. A randomised study of misoprostol and gemeprost in combination with mifepristone for induction of abortion in the second trimester of pregnancy. BJOG 2002;109:1290–4.
[4]. Fox MC, Creinin MD, Harwood B. Mifepristone and vaginal misoprostol on the same day for abortion from 50 to 63 days' gestation. Contraception 2002;66:225–9
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Abstract:Mass Media is linked to the word communication, which refers to an exchange of information and messages. As a platform for the mass, media today continues to be the ruler of our existence in the field of communication. With the advent of globalization, the Media industry has become a powerful tool to influence masses of people. With the growth of the media as an industry there have been an increasing number of job opportunities. The scope of journalism for women has also increased manifold. Women today are crucial part of journalism. Today more and more women are choosing journalism as a career option. Journalism is a challenging profession, which may be exciting but also hazardous. In comparison to men, women journalists find the profession more
challenging as they deal with many hurdles within their respective organizations. The paper attempts to study the challenges faced by women journalists and their limitations in the present world.

KEY WORD: Media, female journalists, challenges

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Abstract: West Africa and indeed Nigeria continues to be plagued by fragility, conflict and violence. Faced with these challenges, which range from the spread of Boko Haram and other Islamic radical groups across the Sahel region, to humanitarian crisis such as forced displacements, exacerbating effect of climate change on food insecurity, and an increasingly unemployed youth bulge amongst others, it is not be misplaced to interrogate the impact of conflict prevention on public policy and vice versa. Seeing that public policies are frameworks created by governments in response to problems that have arisen in the public sphere, it is therefore important to create the nexus between the propensity of these policies to achieve national ideals such as peace, security and development. There is also no.....

Key words: Nigeria, Public Policy, Conflict Prevention, Peace, Security

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Abstract:Purpose – The Government of Mauritius has implemented the National Minimum Wage (NMW) Law to ensure that workers earning low wages are more decently remunerated enabling them lead a better life. However, after the pandemic effect in Mauritius, the survival of many Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) have been perceived to be at risk. Noteworthy, that the majority of the low wage workers are employed by the small and medium businesses.While SMEs are complying with the regulations to provide a minimum wage, this study is being carried out to understand the impact that NMW has on the SMEs after the pandemic. Design/Methodology/Approach – The study adopts a qualitative approach using focus group as research method. The research was carried out with 7.....

KEYWORDS: National Minimum Wage (NMW), Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), Pandemic effect.

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Abstract: Today, social forces play a significant role in shifting political power. The small role of social forces in the transfer of political power after the Iranian Constitutional Revolution in 1907, even in the era of the Islamic Republic, has attracted the attention of political scientists, especially political sociologists. The study of why the role of social forces in the transfer of political power is dim is of special scientific and social necessity and importance. A study whose result can be effective in consolidating a religious democracy of its kind. The research method is library. Research findings; there is a significant relationship between the failure of social forces in the transfer of political power and the prevailing political culture and the immutability of social forces from the theory of Velayat-e-Faqih. Conclusion; Iranian.....

KEYWORDS: Political Power, Social Forces, Islamic Republic of Iran

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Abstract:Security in health care facilities and their environment is of absolute necessity. The patients, staff and visitors have a legal right to protection against any criminal activity. Many hospitals have installed an Integrated Security Management System (ISMS) where physical, electronic and procedural security measures are synchronized to mitigate the levels of crime. This study assessed the use of ISMS in mitigating crime in public hospitals specifically, in Nairobi County by establishing the components of ISMS used in public hospitals and the capacity the security officers working in public hospitals in Nairobi County. The study further assessed the extent of implementation of ISMS in public hospitals in Nairobi County and examined the challenges that hospitals faced in the implementation of ISMS in the wake of ever changing security threats. The study was guided by the integrated system theory......

Keywords: Integrated Security Management System

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