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"Women came together to get the government to declare a state of emergency in terms of gender-based violence."
Dr Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi @abiolaak speaks about the impact of COVID-19 on women in Nigeria and how they worked together in response. #WPSin2020
“Nigerians, like everyone else, have a fundamental right to peaceful assembly and protest,” says UN #HumanRights Chief @mbachelet, while strongly condemning the use of excessive and disproportionate force by Nigerian armed forces in #Lagos, #Nigeria.
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In Volume 12, Issue 2 of the African #Journal of #Legal Studies, author Christopher Phiri looks at the extent of #Zambia#judges’ power to punish for #contempt in a 2018 judgment from the Highest Court. #AfricanLaw Read More: https://t.co/P3Iesjojwz