How 2 sisters are changing Child Rights’ Act narrative with book
THEIR exposure to the incredible mileage of newspapers very early in life prepared them for the noble cause they’ve been championing in the past few years.
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Tag: Child Rights Act
Religion, culture major challenges of Child Rights Act implementation – Nwoko, Akwa Ibom AG
If there should be a remedy for victims of election violence, it should be packaged within the framework of INEC’s mandate
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NAPTIP calls for implementation of Child Rights Act in states
The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) has called on state governments to implement the Child Rights Act in tackling child trafficking in the country.
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Domesticate Child Rights Act, UNICEF urges Bauchi govt
ffectively tackle the persisting violence faced by the Nigerian child.
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Legal Aid Council wants northern states to domesticate Child Rights Act
The Legal Aid Council (LAC) has appealed to some northern states yet to domesticate the Child Rights Act to do so to protect the rights of children in their respective states.
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Child Rights Act: Magistrate urges Nigerians to develop will for implementation
Chief Magistrate, Wuse Zone 2 court, Mabel Segun-Bello, has urged Nigerians to develop the will that would enhance the implementation of the Child Rights Act in Nigeria.
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Our culture, hindrance to Child Rights Act — Kano AG
The Child Rights Act was raised by the State Government and it attracted criticisms and public outcry because of the background and culture of the people
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Enugu House moves to domesticate Child Rights Act
Enugu State House of Assembly, yesterday, made bold steps to become the 23rd state nationwide, that has passed the Child Right Responsibility Act into Law as stipulated by the United Nations Convention and African Union meant to protect the rights of child.
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Islamic law sanctions marriage based on maturity not age – Ahmad Sani
SENATOR Ahmad Rufai Sani, ANPP, Zamfara West Wednesday said that under the Islamic law, a girl was considered ripe for marriage based on her physical and mental maturity and not necessarily age, just as he stressed that situations could arise where a very big girl was ready for marriage at age 14, 15, 16 as obtained in other countries.
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