Tourism Footprints On Society: Young Goan Women Speak Out by Kimberley , Severina Dias, Steffi , Maria Cardoz

“…The paper will highlight some concerns namely drugs, alcohol consumption, growing casinos, non-availability of desired jobs, prostitution, paedophilia, rising incidence of violence against women.The authors of this paper are students of the M. …”
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Conceptualizing ethnicity and nation building in Malaysia: A lesson from Nigeria by Ibrahim, Yahya Saleh, Halliru, Tijjani

“…This ethnic conflicts usually starts with a mere complain or grievance that is most of the time ignored, this minor issues if not well tackled could metamorphosed into a widespread genocides, killings, maiming, destruction of valuable properties or in a form of social vices, like addiction, armed robbery, prostitution and host of other vices. Hence this paper presents a catalogue of the various ethnic confl icts that occurred in Nigeria from 1999-2002, immediately after the coming up of a democratically elected government in the country. …”
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MARJINALISASI PEREMPUAN DALAM BEKISAR MERAH DAN BELANTIKKARYA AHMAD TOHARI: TIN JAUAN KRITIK SASTRA FEMINIS (TheMarginalization of Women in The Work of Ahmad Tohari: Bekisar Merah... by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…Patriarchy system which considers men are superior to women and their children in theri familiy and their society (lerner, 1986:239). lasi is considered as a goods. this consideration forces men to do violence to women in a kind of pornography, sexual harrasment and prostitution. in this case, the women identitiy is reduced on bio-sexual aspect by using body as an object of passions. …”

Women oppression and emancipation through application of amazonian and masculinist theories in selected novels by Nawal El Saadawi and Buchi Emecheta by Abdulrahaman, Abdulwaheed Idris

“…The oppressive tendencies executed on the female victims by their fellow women resulted in misery, prostitution, perpetual unhappiness and untimely death of the oppressed women. …”
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Asian Horror: The Factors Driving Thai And Japanese Horror Film Industry: An Analysis Towards Ringu (1998) And Shutter (2004) by Wong , Siew Peng, Azizul Rahman , Mahfudz

“…As a result, millions of people in the region were destitute, unemployment rates tripled in some countries, salaries declined as low as 40%, deteriorating health throughout the region, reported cases of child labour, prostitution, as well as domestic violence dramatically heightened (Aslanbeigui & Summerfield, 2000). …”
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