24/05/2021
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the ICRC President and global faith, health and humanitarian leaders have issued a joint call for equitable distribution of COVID-19 vaccines around the world. COVID 19 Treatment Centre in Aden, Yemen. (Picture: ICRC)
On the opening day of the World Health Assembly, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have said that global leaders must choose between “vaccine nationalism or human solidarity”.
In a joint Declaration today co-signed by international faith, health and humanitarian leaders, Archbishop Justin Welby and ICRC president Peter Maurer said that equitable distribution of Covid-19 vaccines is a humanitarian imperative.
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NHRC anti-SARS Panel: Police has refused to pay N2M compensation, torture victim cries out
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By Tordue Salem, Abuja
The Independent Investigative Panel on Human Rights Violations by the defunct SARS was told on Tuesday, how the Police refused to pay a two million-naira compensation to a torture victim after a Federal High Court, ordered it to do so.
Dr Garba Tetengi SAN who stood in for the Chairman of the panel Justice Suleiman Galadima stated that the police through its counsel DCP James Idachaba has obliged to give a positive report from the outcome of his meeting with the Force authority regarding the federal high court judgment sitting in Ikoyi, which awarded the sum of 2 million naira in favour of one Reverend Dr Martin Iwuanyanwu, to be paid by the police for Human Right violation.