Songlines

Tobin, Leanne; Tobin, Jacinta

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“…Based on the agreement, Mohammad Najibullah was selected as the new regime leader and was supported by the Soviet Union. 61 However, the Mujahideen had not completely stopped attacking the Soviet Union. The group also continued to attack Mohammad Najibullah's government, which was seen as a supporter of the Soviet Union.…”

Section: Afghanistan and Its Historymentioning

confidence: 99%

Coup Government of Afghanistan From the Perspective of Islamic Constitutional Law

Sadzali,

Madjidah

2023

J-FSH

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The Taliban are currently in control of the government in Afghanistan after taking over the authority from President Ashraf Ghani. The takeover is classified as a government coup because it was not conducted under the Afghan Constitution. Departing from this issue, this normative research examines the background of the Afghan government coup d’etat and analyzes it from the Islamic Constitutional Law perspective. The result concludes that (1) the coup of the Afghan government by the Taliban was triggered by the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan as a follow-up to the Doha agreement made between the United States and the Taliban. After the Taliban succeeded in occupying several areas, including the capital city of Kabul, Ashraf Ghani fled from Afghanistan to the United Arab Emirates, causing the collapse of the government; and (2) from the perspective of Islamic Constitutional Law, the Afghan government coup can be viewed from (a) the obligation to comply with the constitution, and (b) post-coup benefit considerations. Keywords: goverment; coup de etat; Islamic constitutional law.

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Section: Afghanistan and Its Historymentioning

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Coup Government of Afghanistan From the Perspective of Islamic Constitutional Law

Sadzali,

Madjidah

2023

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“…To think about from caregivers' perspectives, they are considered obliged to educate their children and train them to behave in a quiet, socially normal and self-controlled manner in Chinese culture. The "control" has positive meanings in East Asian cultures, including "care," "love," or even "domination", and also yields positive results [26]. Authoritarian parenting is even associated with parental dedication and willingness to make sacrifices for the well-being of children, and this parenting style is supported by both caregivers and children [25].…”

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The Psychological Impact of Authoritarian Parenting on Children and the Youth

Chen¹

2022

Proceedings of the 2022 2nd International Conference on Modern Educational Technology and Social Sciences (ICMETSS 2022)

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The early development of children is closely related to family upbringing, and the parenting style used by caregivers will affect the future development of children. As the more negative parenting style of the four parenting styles, relatively few studies were done about the children and youth's psychological development under the authoritarian parenting styles. Therefore, this article reviews the research on the psychological impact of authoritarian parenting styles on children and youth to analyze further and help caregivers recognize the risks of using authoritarian parenting styles. A review of previous research found that the use of authoritarian parenting has long-term adverse effects on children's health, regardless of age, including lowering children's self-esteem, psychological flexibility and maturity, and even may cause their mental illness. But authoritarian parenting styles may have different outcomes in different cultures. For example, authoritarian parenting by caregivers in collectivist cultures may help their children better integrate into society. While a parent should avoid authoritarian parenting. But they can still think about whether they can use this type of parenting in the context of their environment to use better ways to raise their children.

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Songlines

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Coup Government of Afghanistan From the Perspective of Islamic Constitutional Law

Coup Government of Afghanistan From the Perspective of Islamic Constitutional Law

The Psychological Impact of Authoritarian Parenting on Children and the Youth

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