Workers Day and Rights of Vulnerable Workers in Nigeria By Roseline Oghenebrume There is a connection between human rights and...

COVID-19 NATIONAL RESPONSE: THE NEED FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENTS TO RESPECT CITIZENS’ RIGHTS By BLESSING MASE Introduction At a time when...

THE EFFECTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN By Yua Miriam It was on a Monday afternoon, when Agatha and Isaac returned from the farm. Isaac...

BY: ELLEN ONUGHA ESQ BACKGROUND Women are mothers of nations and generations. To groom a woman is to build a nation. Women are great...

By Kyenpya Katkuk Esq Social justice is the view that everyone deserves equal economic, political, social rights and opportunities. It...

IMPLICATIONS Following the recent judgement from the afore-stated case, it is without ambiguity or misunderstanding inconsistent with any...

By Sunday Adaji Esq In the UK-Africa summit held recently, Boris Johnson, British Prime Minister, said: “Africa is the future and UK has...

By Leslie Whyte, ICT / Media Officer Documenting human rights abuses is the heart of human rights work. The effectiveness of human rights...

By Elvis Torkuma. Project Officer. We carried out need assessment in Kabusa a community within the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja...

By Ozobulu S. Precious Esq The UN World Human Rights Day is celebrated on the 10th of December annually. This day was set aside by the...

By Chigoziem Ellen Onugha Tracing from the biblical assertion; “Children are the heritage of the Lord. Children are rewards from the...

by: VICTOR EBOH ESQ                                                                                            (LEGAL/REPRODUCTIVE RIGHT...

By Innocent Doris U ESQ This day was declared on December 17, 1999, by the United Nations (UN), 20 years ago, but the history of this...

By Victor Eboh Esq, Reproductive Right Officer Sometime in 2018, one PAMELA ADIE, a citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,...

By Blessing Mase According to a “U.S –Supported Nigeria HIV/AIDS Indicator and Impact Survey,” about 1.9 million people are still living...

By Ifeyinwa Onochie In recent time, social media has become an important part of our daily lives from shopping to connecting with...

BY: D.U INNOCENT ESQ. “Where, after all, do universal human rights begin? In small places, close to home – so close and so small that...

By: D.U Innocent Esq. Before I got into the university, I had seen movies where lecturers used undue influence to either extort money...

In recent times, we have seen the girl child break the bounds and limits society placed on her in the past. Now, the girl child can dare...

By Chigoziem Ellen Onugha For problems ranging from poverty to bad governance, laws and policies in a country like Nigeria with over...

Lawyers Alert hereby puts our readers on notice that all articles on this page are of the writers opinion and do not necessarily...

BY CHIGOZIEM ELLEN ONUGHA ESQ Human rights are those basic rights that every human being upon conception acquires by virtue of the...

By Victor Eboh, (Legal / Reproductive Right Officer) Violence and discrimination against sexual minorities  in Nigeria have been on the...

By Sunday Adaji Esq “Xenophobia” has become the trademark of the South Africans. Over the years, these Africans have continued to revel...