As Nigeria joins the rest of the African continent to celebrate the 2020 Day of the African Child, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has urged government at all levels to focus more attention on the rights and well-being of children, in order to eliminate all barriers standing on their way to attaining an all-round development.
• REAFFIRMS GOV’T OBLIGATION TO PROTECT LIVES OF MILITARY PERSONNEL, ENTIRE CITIZENS FROM ATTACKS BY ARMED GROUPS
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has reiterated the obligation of the federal government to protect the lives of both the military personnel and other citizens under its jurisdiction from attacks by armed groups.
The Governing Council of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) condemns in its entirety the spate of killings and total disregard to the sanctity of human lives being perpetrated by various criminals within the country.
A group of Senior Legal Academics, Solicitor General’s/Permanent Secretaries, and Personalities from related fields have converged in Abuja to develop a suitable framework for a successful Transitional Justice Programme in North East Nigeria.
* TASKS POLICE, OTHERS TO APPREHEND KILLERS AND CHANGE THE NARRATIVES
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has condemned in strong terms the killing of a pregnant woman, Fatima, and her four children in cold blood in Anambra state allegedly by members of the Eastern Security Network or Unknown Gunmen.
