Social

Beggary meaning today is a relatively new term. A number of those interested in studies in the social, humanitarian and educational fields have referred to the term with its contemporary meaning, and their various definitions concluded that beggary is idiomatically begging for material help from people in public places and not; such as roads and...

Sam the rat woke up and began his daily journey in search of food. His smell indicates that this is an area inhabited by a cat, as he can clearly smell its urine. Sam is alive today because his ancestors millions of years ago learned to warn the areas inhabited by cats. This smell, etched into his brain...

We laugh 20 times a day for different reasons. Why do we laugh? What is laughter and what are its benefits? I will try to answer these questions and analyze human laughter from a scientific point of view. The history of laughter through the theory of evolution: If we want to analyze laughter from an evolutionary perspective,...

As a result of the increase in population, there has become an increasing interest in birth control as a solution to this problem, but several problems have emerged because birth control does not include methods of contraception only, but also includes access to them, safe and legal abortion and safe childbirth, and thus the individual...

“The United Nations stands ready to support all initiatives aimed at realizing the rights and aspirations of indigenous peoples.”— UN Secretary-General António Guterres There are an estimated 370 million indigenous people in the world, living across 90 countries. They make up less than 5 per cent of the world’s population, but account for 15 per cent...