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Collaborative and Advocacy Visit from Center for Women Studies and Intervention (CWSI)

The Center for women studies and intervention payed an advocacy visit to HRCRC especially to intimate HRCRC on her planned intervention and and project in Ebonyi State. CWSI solicited our collaboration, support and commitment in planned intervention in the state. HRCRC is happy to welcome CWSI to Ebonyi and pledges her resources and support in […]

HRCRC marks 2019 Mid Year Business Retreat

As a way of evaluation, and surging forward, HRCRC just concluded her Mid-year One day Business Retreat for staff. Facilitating was Chris Okorie, Member HRCRC Board of Trustees and State Coordinator – National Human Rights Commission, Ebonyi State. In the very productive meet, we also acknowledged the birthdays of Moses, Mike, Eva, Chika and Chukwuemika; […]

HRCRC seeks an end to the Agila Ngbo Conflict that continues to claim lives

The Right to life on which all other human rights hinge is usually firstly abused and disregarded in inter communal conflicts. Such is the case of Ngbo – Agila of Ebonyi and Benue states of Nigeria boundary dispute that has raged for decades along with the commensurate destruction in its wake. In an effort to […]

HRCRC organizes a One-Day Engagement for Actors and Stakeholders of Ebonyi Polity on Impact and Way Forward after the 2019 General Elections

Any voting system that would reduce Human Interface and Interference such as Electronic Voting is what Nigeria needs now. This was the crux of a one-day engagement, review / evaluation by HRCRC for stakeholders of Ebony polity on the just concluded elections and recommendations for the way forward. Facilitating the Process was the Officer-in-Charge, State […]

HRCRC Facilitates the Release of over 20 inmates of Abakaliki and Afikpo Prisons in Goal Delivery by CJ of Ebonyi State

Every person charged for committing an offence is entitled to be arraigned and tried before a competent court of law within 48 hours. However, certain alleged offenders have been remanded in prison for over two years without trial. The Chief judge in his magnanimity, backed up by statutory provisions, discharged alleged offenders awaiting trial in […]

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