Social Sciences and Humanities

Child sexual abuse and human trafficking stand as significant global phenomena, casting their impact across a wide spectrum of individuals, irrespective of their social, religious, ethnic, or educational backgrounds. This study aims to conduct a comprehensive analysis of legal protections available for human trafficking victims in both the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Background: With the changes in the education system all throughout the world brought by the pandemic, this study aims to identify the level of readiness of high school science teachers in teaching biology amidst the Covid19 Pandemic and determine how the science teachers could increase their preparedness in teaching during this critical times. Objectives: The objective of this research is to know the level of readiness of High School Teachers in Teaching Biology amidst the pandemic and suggest on how they could improve their preparedness during critical times.

Changes in the climate and its adverse implications for the welfare of humans and economies have sparked debates and advocacies for the reduction in the emission of greenhouse gases. In Europe, a market for the training of greenhouse gas was established and remains the largest environmental market involving thousands of operators with obligations to minimize the emission of carbon dioxide from the planet earth.

This paper aims to explore how the consumer perception regarding the ethics of online retailers (CPEOR) influences the repurchase intention and electronic-word-of-mouth. This paper engages in a netnographic study, where we analyzed 1145 publicly made comments on Facebook. Findings show that a negative perception of the elements of CPEOR, engenders negative consequences related to trust, RPI and EWOM and vice versa.

It has been extensively shown that the COVID-19 pandemic and its related practices of confinement or lock-down may be influencing the persistence of social, economic, and gender disparities. Migrants, especially the millions of labor migrants in Indian cities, have been placed in a particularly vulnerable situation as a consequence of the type of actions that governments enacted in response to the health crisis.

ODL programmes continue to experience low student retention and high dropout rates, that range between 10% to 20%. It has been established that between 40% to 80% of students enrolled in ODL programmes are likely to withdraw before they complete their courses. In Kenya, it was established that students taking Bachelor of Education-related programmes in Open distance education mode account for 15% of the overall student dropouts.

This study examines how kids in bilingual education fare academically in comparison to those in monolingual education. The study looks into how language instruction affects student performance and provides insightful information about the advantages of various teaching philosophies for academic success.

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in India plays an indispensable role in the economic development of the nation through contribution to the manufacturing output, increasing foreign exchange earnings, provision of employment opportunities, exports, andpromoting balanced economic development. The focus of this study is important problems of marketing of MSME units in the study area. The study also identifies the prominent marketing channels deployed by these businesses in the Indian scenario.

Background: COVID-19 A new type of virus discovered in the city of Wuhan Cina, this COVID-19 pandemic virus causes a high death rate that puts the world on maximum alert. Some children and adolescents are more susceptible to psychosocial effects during a pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic that occurs can add to the storm and stress on teens will cause anxiety. Objective: To find out whether there is a relationship between the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the level of adolescent anxiety.

Purpose: To identify the perception and its impact of mobile banking services in technology era among rural bank customers in Tamilnadu. Methodology: Researchers prepared a structured questionnaire for the purpose of collection of data from the respondents. Convenience sampling method was used to identify the perception and impact of mobile banking services in technology era among rural banks customers in Tamilnadu. The questionnaire was distributed to 300 respondents, out of which 289 were received, 11 questionnaires were rejected due to in complete responses.