VOLUME XVIII/04/2022

Basically all over the world humans have the same rights, the right to live a life; free from violence and slavery; the right to education, the right to a fair and equal wage; the right to own property; the right to express oneself; and have the freedom to choose without discrimination (UN Women Australia, 2019). However, in reality around the world there are still women who experience human rights violations, and women’s rights are not always a priority.

VOLUME XVII/10/2021

Disagreement among Muslim scholars on certain issues is not a new one. But, the state intervention in religious sphere has increasingly hampered constructive debates on Islamic thought. However, the change of political stream or so-called a political tsunami since March 2008 has opened opportunities to develop a dialogue between Islamic scholars, including between the different religious communities.

VOLUME XVI/10/2019

This study aims to explore the communication system of BPBD (Regional Disaster Management Agency) and the related agencies to help communities in the disaster-prone areas of Sitaro Island Regency, Indonesia. The approach was qualitative-descriptive with techniques of data collection through in-depth interviews.

VOLUME XV/04/2019

Water is one of the very important sources for humans in daily life activities. All human being can’t live without water. Water resources are natural resources of water that are potentially useful. The uses of water include agricultural, industrial, household, recreational and environmental activities. Especially in Manado, to get the source of clean water people can make it alone or before they depend on Water Regional Company (PDAM) as a company of water service in various areas.

VOLUME XIV/010/2018

Political participation is a part of the democratic process in the village, which is very important in supporting the implementation of village development. A question arises then regarding what determines the variations in the political relationships between the authority of the Badan Pembangunan Desa (Village Consultative Body) and the village community, and between the village internal political structures.

VOLUME XIII/010/04/2018

Language and society are correlated with each other. Existence of a society without language use is possible. Using language between societies confronted with multiple challenges and issues. The basic purpose of the paper is to investigate those challenges and issues which we are facing while using language between monolingual and multilingual societies. Theory of sociolinguistic was used in order to explore those challenges and problems. The research methodology for the paper is based on descriptive qualitative research.