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Kaduna: NHRC receives 268 cases of rights violations in 4 months

Kaduna: NHRC receives 268 cases of rights violations in 4 months
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Nigeria: NHRC Receives 268 Cases of Alleged Rights Violations in 4 Months in Kaduna

Nigeria: NHRC Receives 268 Cases of Alleged Rights Violations in 4 Months in Kaduna
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NHRC receives 268 cases of alleged rights violations in 4 months in Kaduna

NHRC says most of the cases are linked to domestic violence, forced marriage, parental issues, unlawful arrests and detention, as well as issues around entitlements and inheritance

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Kaduna: NHRC receives 268 cases of rights violations in 4 months

The Kaduna State office of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) says it has received a total of 268 cases of human rights abuses in the first quarter of 2024. The state Coordinator, Mr Terngu Gwar, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Kaduna that out of the figure, 20 of the

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HIV: 40,000 people on antiretroviral drugs in Kaduna – NACA

The Director General of the National Centre for the Control of Aids (NACA), Dr. Gambo Aliyu has disclosed that over 40,000 people are on antiretroviral drugs for the control of HIV in Kaduna State. Speaking at a one-day multi-stakeholder dialogue organised by the Nigerian Network of Religious Leaders Living with or Personally Affected by HIV/AIDS…

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