National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), with the support of the Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption (RoLAC) Programme Phase II, has rolled out a 16-day activism across the nation to commemorate the international Human Rights Day, 2024.
The executive secretary of NHRC, Dr. Tony Ojukwu, at a press conference in Abuja on Friday, said this year’s activities collectively aim to strengthen partnerships, enhance awareness and foster collaborative action in the fight against inequality.
Ojukwu said by bringing diverse stakeholders together, the commission sought to reaffirm its commitment to promote equality, justice and the protection of human rights for all Nigerians.
Describing the media as a critical partner in amplifying the efforts of the commission, he urged journalists to ensure that the message of human rights especially as it pertains to the activities leading to this year’s International Human Rights Day reaches every corner of society.
He said on Monday, November 25 would be a road show across the 36 states offices in collaboration with CSOs, NBA/FIDA, and other stakeholders from a designated points (NHRC offices) to the first ladies of the states, who would receive the group and launch the start of the 16 days of activism.
