In the Russian Federation (RF), at the present stage, theft is considered the most common type of crime (Goncharova2020). In this regard, RF’s contemporary criminal law mainly focuses on theft. It attracts the attention of all internal affairs departments and criminal law theorists (Karpova20...
Spreading the Culture of Economic Growth: Productivity Missions and the Americanization of the German Economy Stoeckmann, Jan 92-114 From Multiracialism to Africanization? Race, Politics, and Sport in Decolonizing Kenya Moskowitz, Kara 115-135 ...
the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Kenya and Uganda. Only in 1992 did the English Anglican Church reach a decision about this subject and there is still no unanimity about this point in the Anglican Community. Most Pentecostal denominations preferred (and prefer) to only award women the diaconate....
The early successes of the revolution encouraged numerous other nationalist movements in other Arab and African countries, such as Algeria and Kenya, where there were anti-colonial rebellions against European empires. It also inspired the toppling of existing pro-Western monarchies and governments in th...
Saturday 22 August 2009 OTTAWA: CANADIAN STRANDED IN KENYA SUES GOVT. A Canadian woman who was stranded for three months in Kenya is suing the Canadian government. Suuad Hagi Mohamud had to prove her identity with a DNA test after Kenyan authorities declared that her passport photo did not re...
In the wake of the pandemic, most African countries altered their electoral modes, plans and calendars. A report by the International Foundation of Electoral Systems (IFES) indicated that Cameroon, Chad, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Kenya and Nigeria among other countries postponed their electoral ...
From 1992 onwards, Thai researchers successfully conducted challenge studies with cholera andShigellain populations of Thai volunteers. Elsewhere, in the last two decades, well-established research centres in Colombia, Tanzania, Kenya, and Gabon have successfully conducted malaria HCS, often in collaborati...
the professor informing us that the miner's back was sturdy enough to bear the weight of coal; and the male anthropologist failing to recognise suffering in the birthing-hut in Kenya while his medical colleague in London recognised the exquisite sensitivities of European women when their infant's...
This was especially the case in colonial contexts, and the experience in Kenya is par-ter, “Crime and Punishment in Post-Liberation China: The Prisoners of a Beijing Gaol in the 1950s”, China Quarterly, 149 (1997), pp. 147–159; idem,“Crime and Punishment in Early Republi-can ...
"...we knew well what it is to endure physical hardship, but our poor lost nothing of their self-respect and dignity. Our great men not only divided their last kettle of food with a neighbor, but if great grief should come to them, such as the death of child or wife, they would v...