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TIME TO
REBUILD CONFIDENCE AND TRUST IN KADUNA STATE
Press
Conference addressed by CITIZENS LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND DEMOCRACY (CLPD)
on the Kaduna Crisis.
Welcome to our website. Human Rights Monitor is a voluntary, non partisan,
non governmental human rights organisation committed to the promotion
and protection of human rights in Nigeria. It was founded in 1992 in Kaduna,
and members include lawyers, academics, workers, students and journalists.
This website contains information on our activities,
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Our Mission
- To defend freedom of thought and expression, due process and equal
protection under the law.
- To provide free legal assistance to indigent victims of domestic violence
- To educate labour unions, student unions, and professional bodies
on the laws governing their trades and professions.
- To empower Nigerian citizens to understand and defend their fundamental
rights.
- To lobby and campaign for the promulgation of human rights and people
oriented legislation.
- To promote the principles of accountability and transparency in the
public and private sectors of the society.
- To engage in programs that will strengthen the legal system and guarantee
a free and independent judiciary and other democratic institutions.
- To investigate human rights abuses and issue reports on human rights
situation especially on women, children, the Area Courts, the Police
and other paramilitary organs and institutions.
Contact Information
- Telephone
- 234
- 062 - 239347
- FAX
- 234
- 062 - 239347
- Postal address
- 1A
Junction Road, Kaduna, Nigeria
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- General Information: hrm@hrmonitor.org
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