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    | Whistleblowers and their protection | | | 1.0 Introduction Fraud is one of the risks will disruption business and its profitability. Fraud is based on trickery and deceit that it is particularly difficult to detect it. The most common means of detection fraud is whistleblowing. In certain countries‚ the term whistleblower is often associated with being a traitor or spy or even a snitch‚ and whistleblowers will be discriminatory or retaliation. Thus‚ establish an effectively

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    Border Protection

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    Border protection has been an issue in the United States for much longer than what most Americans would think. Citizens in today’s society seem to think of border protection has a job for the border patrol to catch illegal aliens and drugs being smuggled into this country. The truth is that border protection is much more than just catching the smuggling. Some seem to forget much about our history of trade and imports. Where is this nation heading with our borders. Is building walls the answer or

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    Yvonne Farnley Unit 4222-205 Principles of safeguarding and protection in health and social care (HSC 024) Outcome 1 Know how to recognise signs of abuse 1. Define the following types of abuse. * Physical abuse - can vary from hitting‚ biting‚ slapping‚ force feeding and pinching. To cause physical pain‚ injury or other physical suffering to a service user. * Sexual abuse - forcing a service user to take part in any sexual activities‚ performing sexual acts

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    Marine Protection

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    The effects of Marine Protected Areas on Recreational fishing‚ with a focus on Temperate waters. Abstract Marine Protected Areas have been realized as a useful tool for the protection of marine eco system and biodiversity all over the world. These Marine Protected areas MPAs limit human activity in the conservation regions in order to protect biodiversity and exploited species. Hence they have a direct effect on recreational activities like fishing‚ bait collection‚ diver collection etc. The

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    Protection and Security

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    Protection and Security The separation of protection and security is a design choice. Protection is identified as a mechanism‚ which means that it is a device that changes an input into a desired output. Security is identified as a policy‚ which is a procedure to guide the decision making process. Security relies on the protective mechanisms along with cryptology techniques. Protection has security policies that are supported by protective mechanisms and decides

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    Protection for Prostitutes In her expository essay‚ “Enough Already‚ It’s Time We Decriminalize Prostitution‚” Patty Kelly debates the controversial issue of the legalization of prostitution. Discussing her research of the involvement of American male adults in prostitution‚ Kelly successfully quotes the large number of males who are involved in paid sex services. She also uncovers the reasons sex workers are in this specific field which are: after leaving a distressful marriage‚ a disturbing

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    Protection Policy

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    white race‚ to protect what was left of the Aboriginal peoples before they died out. See image 1 They became convinced that the ’black races’ had to die out‚ and so they thought they could make that process better for Aboriginal people by placing them on government reserves or in church missions where they could die in peace. This new approach to Aboriginal affairs was known as ’Protection’ policy. Unfortunately like many other initiatives to help Indigenous people‚ the protection policy did not protect

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    Protection Relays

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    NOTE SUB: Distance Relay for 110kv Line-1 In our 110kv Line-1 we have Enertec-Schlumberger‚ France make Back-up Distance relay (21-B1) for line protection and it was kept out of service from 17.09.02 onwards. Because it was malfunctioned in four/five event for unrelated fault in the Grid. There is an another Distance relay in the same line is called Main Distance relay(21-M1) which is in service. But this relay also was not operated in recent fault. Any way it is to be checked

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    Consumer Protection

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    Ruff (1995) stated that the criminal liability of producers‚ distributors and suppliers of unsafe products is covered under Part II of the Consumer Protection Act of 1987‚ which has mandated a general safety requirement. The producer‚ distributor or supplier of unsafe products incur criminal liability for failure to exercise due diligence. The law is strict but the criminal liability can be dispensed with after showing that they exercised due diligence and have reasonable grounds to believe that

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    The Earth Is Our Only Home! The Importance of Environmental Protection & Practical Steps to Support It By Ven. Jampa Since the second half of the 20thcentury‚ the results of environmental destruction and the exploitationof natural resources have become increasingly obvious. Now‚ 7 billion people are sharing this planet‚ and scientists predict that the population will increase to 10 billion people in this century. However‚ we already face difficulties with dwindling natural resources and environmentalpollution

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