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Experiential teaching and learning
by Parisutham JOHN Britto •
Should Women Take Part In Combat?
by katir •
Should Women Take Part in Combat? Women are usually known as the supporting base line of every family. They are also known as the soul providers of taking care of the family. In today’s society, with effective action full out…
Hardliner Buddhists’ oppression towards SriLankan Muslim Community
by Mafahir •
Introduction Lying off the southern tip of India, the tropical island of Sri Lanka has attracted visitors for centuries with its natural beauty, situation in the sea silk route and the abandoned natural resources. There have been many visitors to…
The World Bank vs. The World Poor
by BENDRISSOU •
Executive Summary The World Bank is helping Third World governments cripple their economies, maul their environments, and oppress their people. Although the bank started with the highest ideals some 40 years ago, it now consistently does more harm than good…
Abolition of the death penalty
by Elmira •
i. Introduction Capital punishment or the death penalty is a legal process when a person is put to death by the state as a punishment for a crime. The judicial decree that someone be punished in this manner is a…
Sri Lankan Government and LTTE in the hand of civil war
by Mohamed Amhar •
Introduction The United Nations has identified terrorism as a threat to good governance, the international order and the stability of all states. It is now a global problem and needs a global solution. For the past three decades, Sri Lanka…
Causes Of Child Mortality
by shakira asrabeen •
Introduction “Today children are future leaders” Dr. Abdul Kalam In this entire world, we got many resources all around us. But I strongly believe that children are priceless resources and gifts from God, and obviously they are the one who…
Drone Attacks in Waziristan
by Ahamed Nashath •
Introduction War is the worst collective experience of humanity. It has created new nations on the ruins of destroyed cities and human dead. It involves mass killing without humanitarian feelings even if short and swift. Wars, when continued like the…
Political unrest in Bangladesh? is the current government responsible or not?
by Isfar Jabed Kabir •
Introduction and thesis statement: Bangladesh, known is a peaceful country whole over the world. We got our independence on 1971 in December from Pakistan. After got our independence we were trying to make our country peace and self-dependent. But now…
Increasing Nuclear Weapon
by Dilafruz Nabieva •
1.1 Introduction In a time of antagonistic situation between the European powers, a deadly weapon was introduced into the world without the knowledge of its damage. The production of this deadly weapon was partaken in its invention by many scientists.…
Democracy Versus Dictatorship
by Zarah Anyas Kasim •
Introduction Democracy was abducted from the Greek word Democratia. Many people have come up with different credible definitions for democracy. Below is an example. Abraham Lincoln defined democracy as the rule of the people by the people and for the…
THE WAR AGAINST TERROR: A WAR AGAINST HUMANITY.
by Sanura •
1.0 INTRODUCTION The Oxford dictionary defines terror as the extreme fear created as a result of violent acts by others (New Oxford English Dictionary, 2009). However, the term ‘war on terror’ is a military campaign against terrorism. At the turn…
The protection of Human Rights is uncertain in developing countries
by Asif Mustaba •
Introduction The statement human rights carry an enlarge meaning of humans desires. As a human everyone has the right to life, liberty, security of person and also the safety of physical ,social, political, emotional, occupational, educational without distinction of any…
Reducing Unemployment in Indonesia
by khaliza meutia •
Introduction Reducing unemployment in Indonesia is a controversial subject, not only because there are many different moral dilemmas associated with it, but also its constitution and the definition of its unemployment. At the extreme ends of stress because many of…
THE GLOBALIZATION OF ‘’SOFT POWER’’ TO DEPLITE THE PROLIFERATION OF NUCLEAR WEAPON IN THE WORLD WARS
by awaaal1 •
INTRODUCTION When the underprivileged, old and weak individuals around the world fine themselves defend less in the war and conflict territories, the rich and powerful figures are rather resting their shoulders in their comfort zone with maximum security services. The…
The effect of climate change in a globalized world
by Sadat •
INTRODUCTION Climate change is a long-term change in the statistical distribution of weather patterns over periods of time that range from decades to millions of years. It may be a change in the average weather conditions or a change in…
The secret war in Yemen
by Fares Hasan •
Introduction The Republic of Yemen is an Arab country located in the southern part of the Arab peninsular. It is bordered from the north by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, from the east by the Sultanate of Oman, from the…
Westernization on Culture
by necky •
1.1 Introduction Westernization is defined as a process whereby societies come under or adapt to the Western culture. The adoption is done in many aspects as in industry, technology, medicine, politics, economics, diet, alphabet, religion, philosophy and most importantly in…
IS UNITED NATION PROMOTING PEACE?
by Afrim •
1.2 INTRODUCTION United Nations was established in 1945 as a result of World War II. Its aims were and still remain to end the conflicts, stabilize international relations, and generate freedom in the world. Besides, this administration seek to protect…
Is United Nation an independent body?
by Mahad Ally B •
The United Nation (UN) is an organisation created in 1945 to promote international cooperation on all aspect of social and economic development. Its objectives include maintaining international peace and security, promoting human rights, fostering social and economic development, protecting the…
Child Labour Should Be Abolished in the world
by Mafahir •
Introduction Millions of children in many parts of the world, children are working to feed their families today. Most of the time their jobs are harmful and repressive. Almost 40-50 percent of those children are forced to work to support…
THE H1N1 GLOBAL PANDEMIC: A HOAX OR A CONSPIRACY?
by Abdulrahim Awadh •
1.0 Introduction and Problem Statement It is believed by many that the governments and worldwide organizations like United Nations (UN) are the confidants of all respective nations worldwide. On a plain table, the UN is believed to be an independent…
The War On Terror Has Contributed To A Grave Abuse Of Human Rights.
by Sakinatu Mustapha •
Introduction The “War on Terror” has led to grave human rights violations and, in response, to a growing volume of human rights litigation. The “War On Terror” has been exploited by western governments to reduce civil liberties and take away…
The causes and effects of climate change
by Akondor Adam •
Introduction The environment in which we live, for the past years have seen some gradual changes which have resulted to several outcomes in many parts of the world. The earth’s climate is dynamic and always changing through a natural cycle.…