Disability refers to a condition that limits a person’s movement, senses, or activities, affecting their participation in various aspects of life. In Nigeria, persons with disabilities have historically faced systemic discrimination and exclusion from education, employment, and social participation
Legal protections for persons with disabilities in Nigeria, focusing on challenges they face in accessing justice. It highlights issues like inaccessible courtrooms, lack of accommodations, and social barriers that affect both lawyers and litigants with disabilities.
The right to freedom of assembly is a fundamental human right that allows individuals to gather peacefully for collective expression,
Explore the legal complexities and societal views on gender expression in Nigeria, where traditional norms influence regulations on cross-dressing and other identities.
The right to freedom of association is a cornerstone of labour rights in Nigeria, enshrined in various legal frameworks including the Trade Union Act.
CONTRIBUTED BY PRINCE E. IGHO INTRODUCTION In a world that strives for inclusivity and equality, it is disheartening to acknowledge that discrimination against persons with disabilities remains a pervasive issue. In an effort to address this longstanding concern, the Discrimination…
In Nigeria, it is pertinent to note that, once a child is born, all general legal rights accrue to him or her except those rights that are limited to the attainment of certain age and status, for example, the right to vote and be voted for in the country’s election. To ensure that a child enjoys these rights, certain laws have been enacted and institutions put in place for the sole aim of protecting a child in the society.
The ECOWAS Community Court of Justice also known as CCJ jurisdiction is set out in Article 9 of the 1991 Protocol which states that the Court “shall ensure the observance of law and the principles of equity in the interpretation and application of the provisions of the Treaty.”
Protecting the rights of Asylum seekers is crucial for upholding human rights, fulfilling international legal obligations, promoting peace and stability, reaping economic benefits and fulfilling moral obligations.
