Upaya konselor dalam mengatasi permasalahan anak jalanan by Bertha Mazela Febriani, Lidya Puspita, Evan Pratama

“…They Are Social Groups That Are Very Vulnerable From Physical Children, Emotions, Or Other Social Violence. Street Children, Like Children, Born With Talents And Interests, Nothing And Develop Because Of The State Of Experiences. …”
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Échecs et réussites discursives du mouvement #MeToo by Noémie Trovato

“…Since 2017, the #MeToo movement has been depicted as effective, it allegedly liberated women’s speech about the sexual violence they experience throughout their lives. I aim to relativize this claim by interrogating the performative dimension of #MeToo as intended and perceived by victims and feminist activists. …”
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« Quelque chose d’inaudible à propos d’un prophète et d’un hamster » : le terrorisme à la Mathias Énard by Kathryne Fontaine

“…Aveuglée par ce que Slavoj Žižek nomme la violence visible et subjective – par exemple celle d’un attentat à la bombe –, l’époque contemporaine négligerait de considérer la violence systémique, conséquence désastreuse du fonctionnement de nos systèmes économiques et politiques, ceux-là en grande partie, comme le rappelle Toscano, hérités des Lumières. …”
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Level of and trends in women’s empowerment inequalities in antenatal care services in Ethiopia: further analysis of the Ethiopia demographic and health surveys, 2000-16 by Gebretsadik Shibre, Wubegzier Mekonnen, Damen Haile Mariam

“…By the measure of average marginal effect, there were disparities favoring empowered women based mainly on the point estimates, except that the attitude toward violence disparity in 2016 occurred to the advantage of poorly empowered women. …”
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Prevalence and Determinants of Antenatal Depression Risk Among Urban Women Seeking Antenatal Clinical Care at a District Hospital in Ghana by Opei Kwafo Adarkwa, Douglas Aninng Opoku, Roderick E. Larsen‐Reindorf, Ellis Owusu‐Dabo, Benedicta Boamah, Magdalene Adarkwa, Christian Obirikorang, Yvonne A. Nartey, Timothy Kwabena Adjei, Aliyu Mohammed

“…The most commonly reported intimate partner violence that contributed to depression risk was physical abuse (16.9%, n = 35). …”
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The Impact of Family Conflicts on Socio-Economic Prosperity: A Case Study of Muko Sub-County Rubanda District. by Akankwasa, Winfred

“…Findings of the study were obtained from the field interpreting the results analyzing basing on the specific objectives of the study and chapter five portrayed the summary of findings, recommendations were conflicts resort to violence and commit atrocious crimes, therefore, we recommend to parts on the conflicts to solve their conflicts peacefully rather than resorting to violence., the results of the study have revealed that some conciliators do not know the law related to inheritance and succession, that is why we recommend them to learn that law and other rules and regulation in force in the country; the findings of the study have proven that some conciliators are biased, so we recommend them to be impartial in order to mediate parts on family based conflicts fairly and the study concluded that it has been revealed by the findings that family based conflicts have a negative impact on economic prosperity of families where dealing with these conflicts bring about spending and consumes time that could be devoted in generating income activities. …”
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Role of Social Factors in Social Economic Status of Families in Kabale Municipality Kabale District. by Atukunda, Brian

“…Findings of the study were obtained from the field interpreting the results analyzing basing on the specific objectives of the study and chapter five portrayed the summary of findings, recommendations were social factors resort to violence and commit atrocious crimes, therefore, we recommend to parts on the social factors to solve their peacefully rather than resorting to violence., the results of the study have revealed that some conciliators do not know the law related to inheritance and succession, that is why we recommend them to learn that law and other rules and regulation in force in the country; the findings of the study have proven that some conciliators are biased, so we recommend them to be impartial in order to mediate parts on family based conflicts caused by alcohol up take fairly and the study concluded that it has been revealed by the findings that social factors have a negative impact on economic prosperity of families where dealing with these alcoholic beverages bring about spending and consumes time that could be devoted in generating income activities. …”
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Implications, actors, and geopolitical levers of tourism. Israel / Palestine: what religious places tell us by Caroline Rozenholc-Escobar

“…On this territory where the touristic attraction continues despite the continuous violence, three types of sites have been identified: pilgrimage sites, alternative sites, and religious theme parks. …”
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Marguerite de Roberval et l’imaginaire colonial de l’affrontement entre les femmes et les bêtes sauvages by Zoé Marty

“…The imperatives of survival and domination that characterised these territories were favourable to the exaltation of female figures whose violence was rendered apparent in their confrontation with wild animals and the manufacture of their bodies. …”
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La mémoire de la participation des Espagnols à la Résistance française : une construction difficile by Miguel Sans

“…That division culminated in violence. The memory of the Spanish resistance is still impregnated with these polemics: every political family, and more particularly the anarchists and the communists, wants to make recognize its greater participation. …”
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Comment (sa)voir ? Diana of the Crossways de George Meredith : la transparence paradoxale by Marina Poisson

“…In a last part, the violence of transparency is exposed through the social panopticon, which disrupts the initial dream of transparency while inviting us to challenge the Victorian categories of perception.…”
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Le chemin de fer entre XIXe et XXe siècle : manifestations de l’inquiétude se penchant vers la folie pendant le voyage en train et à la gare by Tommaso Meldolesi

“…Between XIXth and XXth century railways becomes the place of incertitude, violence, murder and lower perspective for the future, until the beginning of the First World War.…”
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Etnografia dell’incertezza: l’incapacità di pensare il futuro come assenza (culturale) by Vincenzo Matera

“…From a theoretical point of view and on the basis of ethnographic indexes I present an analysis of some conditions that erode the sense of belonging, that kind of "feel at home" which is premise and result of social relationships based on the management of uncertainty of the future, and provoke moral and material conflicts (and even violence). …”
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Bezradni świadkowie trudnych sytuacji w przedszkolu. Refleksje studentów wczesnej edukacji odbywających praktyki by Maria Groenwald, Anna Babicka-Wirkus

“…Subjecting the events described to a qualitative analysis made it possible to unravel that (a) students find hard instances of children being harmed by teachers, particularly being treated with violence; (b) teacher trainees participate in these incidents as passive, helpless witnesses, as they do not know ways of protecting kindergarten children against maltreatment; (c) it is necessary to better prepare teachers-to-be for resolution of hard situations with children’s participation. …”
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Legal protection of street children as a result of economic exploitation based on the child rights convention 1989 by Vallencia Paramitha, Sukardi Sukardi

“…Child protection is all activities to guarantee and protect children and their rights so that they can live, grow and develop, and participate optimally, in accordance with human dignity and protection from violence and discrimination. The purpose of this paper is to find out the synchronization between Law Number 35 of 2014 concerning Amendments to Law Number 23 of 2002 concerning Child Protection and the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child . …”
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Les élections législatives en Côte d’Ivoire marquent-elles la sortie de crise ? by Christian Bouquet, Irène Kassi-Djodjo

“…Apparently voters got tired of unrest and violence and this new election did not fascinate the people of the Ivory Coast, especially since the previous head of state's party chose not to take part in the vote. …”
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Quilombos: the land is life and freedom by Amanda dos Santos Pereira

“…This essay addresses the main dilemmas currently faced by Brazilian quilombos, such as the dispute over land, the fight against violence, and the violation of rights, as well as the study highlights the resistance processes created by these people to remain in the territory. …”
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Land conflict, murder, and the rise of “timeless culture” and girl blaming (Samburu, Kenya) by Bilinda Straight

“…The paper examines youthful practices in the Samburu pastoralist age set system as they evolved into tropes of warrior girlfriends inciting masculine violence. Through a close examination of a well-publicized Kenyan court case surrounding the suspicious death in 1931 of Theodore Powys, a British settler, this paper documents the shaping of a discourse about feminine agency and masculine bravado among the youth that eventuated in harsh state-sponsored collective punishment of a pastoralist Samburu community. …”
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Small Arms and Small Countries: Firearms and the International Security Agenda by Carla Álvarez Velasco

“…This was due to the pressure of small countries that were engulfed in violence at the hands of non-state actors in the post-Cold War era. …”
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Dzieci podczas ulicznych protestów – szczeble i granice partycypacji by Piotr Kowzan

“…It examines their involvement in protests connected to local concerns such as school closures, air pollution, and violence, as well as their participation in broader movements like feminism and environmentalism. …”
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