As Nigeria joins the rest of the global community to mark the 2022 World Humanitarian Day (WHD), the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) urges citizens to be advocates of humanitarian services, particularly with the high scale violence and the attendant humanitarian issues in parts of the country.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has tasked the Transitional Justice Panelists and the Community Reconciliation Committees to brace up to the challenges of reconciling and reintegrating victims and perpetrators of insurgency to live in peace in their communities.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has again decried the devastating impacts of the Boko Haram insurgency in the North East, saying that it has brought untold physical, emotional and psychological losses on the victims and their families.
Despite the incessant security challenges bedeviling the country,
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has assured Nigerians that law enforcement agents indicted by the Independent Investigation Panel on Human Rights Violations by the defunct SARS and other units of the Nigerian Police Force will be made to account for their brutality against the citizens.
NHRC BENUE OFFICE SECURES 50% REFUND FOR COMPLAINANT IN FERTILITY CLINIC DISPUTE
NHRC ABIA OFFICE SECURES RELEASE OF ELDERLY WOMAN FROM WRONGFUL DETENTION
OJUKWU ELECTED INTO GANHRI BUREAU
NHRC REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO PROTECT VULNERABLE GROUPS, UNVEILS FEBRUARY AND MARCH DATA DASHBOARD ON FDPs
NHRC SEEKS PROSECUTION OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE DURING ALUE-DO CULTURAL FESTIVAL IN OZORO, DELTA STATE
