Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Introduction Business houses, right from the inception of human race, have been regarded as constructive partners in the communities in which they operate. Though they have been instrumental in creating employment, wealth, products and services, yet the pressure on business to play a role in social issues involving employees, stakeholders, society, environment, government etc. is continuously increasing. The society is questioning the existence of business
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a various types of abuse such as verbal, physical, financial as well as forced seclusion, prevention of medication, and physical discomfort. Relating to domestic violence is public violence. Domestic violence mainly occurs in places that are viewed safe like houses, group homes or medical institutes. It is argued that disabled women are more or less likely to face violence than non-disabled women. Age is a strong factor regarding this cause. When the attention of older women is ignored, it can viewed
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Girls and Gangs For much of history, gang members who are female have generally been left out of the equation. When both the layman and the researcher looked at gang life, gang members, and how they function, rarely have women and their role in gang culture been considered. However, women have long played important roles in gang life, culture, and membership, and the importance of such cannot be ignored. When women in gangs are studied, patterns emerge, the paths that often lead to gang life
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The question invites the writer to give a valid discussion towards the view that Gender and Development (GAD) initiatives are more desirable than Women in Development (WID) endeavours. The Gender and Development (GAD) approach was developed as a response to the failure of WID projects to effect qualitative and long-lasting changes in women’s social status. GAD focuses on social, economic, political and cultural forces that determine how men and women participate in, benefit from, and control project
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The history of alcohol can be aligned synonymously with the history and control over women excluding them from the public sphere. Starting with Ancient Greek and Roman times, and then moving to the Middle Ages and the two world wars, I examine how different countries attempted to remove women from spaces where men drank and socialized, to the ways they were removed from the production of alcohol with the rise of mass production after industrialization. It is through this examination that I enable
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| Half The Sky | Women’s Clinical Assignment | | Bridgette Bynum | 8/7/2014 | Drexel University | Half The Sky: Women’s Clinical Assignment Half the Sky changed my perspective of women’s and maternal health. Prior to reading the assigned chapters for this book, I was aware that maternal health was not truly respected throughout the world. I was vaguely aware of the lack of maternal resources in developing countries and how this may contribute to a higher mortality rate
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This paper is a discussion of the possible ethical dilemmas that may arise in abortion. The author provided a well develop information about abortions and gives some key points on abortion. The British Pregnancy Advisory Service is primarily a provider of abortion services. The issue of abortion is the most controversial issue. Ethical issues in abortion involve a constant battle between freedom and life. Abortion has become legal as part of British life. Ethnics of Abortion Joan Greenwood begins
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Teen Mothers Overcome Challenges Latasha Pressley ENG/147 11/02/2015 Jennifer Fielder Teen Mothers Overcome Challenges Do you remember how you were in high school? Where you mature or where you still oblivious to the hardships of life? Could you have raised a child and continued to finish your education? These are questions that teenage mothers have to answer in a very short time when they are told they are pregnant. Teen pregnancy is a topic that is a concern in many family homes all across
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having a baby would interfere with work, school, or other responsibilities” (“Abortion Statistics”). Therefore, the baby should not be punished by getting its life taken away due to the mother’s irresponsible actions and lack of preparedness for motherhood. Abortion should be made illegal because it is akin to murder, it can lead to physical and psychological complications of the mother, and there is a better alternative to abortion, which is adoption. The baby is known as an embryo upon fertilization
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caesarean section after her baby showed signs of fetal distress. Describe and discuss the role and responsibilities of the midwife in providing pre and post-operative care to a woman in Gina’s position. You are expected to demonstrate, plan and evaluate safe, holistic, woman centred evidence-based midwifery care. This paper considers a postnatal case study of Gina, a day two post-operative, 34 year old Gravida 2 Para 2 woman. She experienced an Emergency Caesarean Section (ECS) resulting from fetal distress
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