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WARDC WEEKLY NEWSLETTER, MONDAY 22ND MAY 2023 -
WARDC WEEKLY NEWSLETTER, MONDAY 22ND MAY 2023
The Minister of Women Affairs, Dame Pauline Tallen, Friday, said the new gender policy will deepen women’s inclusivity and participation in politics. Tallen stated this while launching along with partners the country’s gender equality profile and the Development Partners Group on Gender, DPGG, G...
Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre - WARDC
As at 2021, about 1440 students have been kidnapped across Nigeria. The United Nations Democracy Fund is partnering with WARDC to ensure the safety and
Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre - WARDC
Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre - WARDC
Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre - WARDC
Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre - WARDC
WARDC WEEKLY NEWSLETTER, MONDAY 8TH MAY 2023 Edit name - mailchi.mp/4529044d15c4/wardc-weekly-newsletter-monday-8th-may-2023-edit-name
WARDC WEEKLY NEWSLETTER, MONDAY 8TH MAY 2023 Edit name
More women should be appointed to leadership posts at the National and State Assemblies, according to the WOMANIFESTO, which is made up of over 200 civil society organizations. Additionally, the five gender bills that the legislative arm rejected should be re-discussed and put to a vote. These deman...
Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre - WARDC
WARDC WEEKLY NEWSLETTER, MONDAY 17TH APRIL 2023 - mailchi.mp/97e24686d610/wardc-weekly-newsletter-monday-17th-april-2023
WARDC WEEKLY NEWSLETTER, MONDAY 17TH APRIL 2023
For the first time, New Zealand will see an equal number of men and women in its cabinet. This comes after Northland MP Willow-Jean Prime, who is of Māori descent, was promoted as a cabinet minister.
Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre - WARDC is in Lagos State, Nigeria.
WARDC facilitated a Consultation and Engagement Forum with CSOs, NGOs & Women For Women International on 30th March 2023. With support of @FordFoundation on the
Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre - WARDC
WARDC facilitated a Consultation and Engagement Forum with CSOs, NGOs & Women For Women International on 30th March 2023. With support of @FordFoundation on the
Rape Survivors’ Guide to the Criminal Justice System in NIGERIA.
DISCLAIMER This document is not intended to create, and may not be relied upon to create, any rights, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law by…
Women demand 35% cabinet seats, write Abiodun
A coalition of 150 women organizations under the aegis of More Women Campaign has called on the Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, to ensure…
Sexual Abuse In Tertiary Institutions, IDPs Camps Disturbing – Prof Donli
Gender activist, Prof Patricia Donli has described as disturbing the prevalence of gender-based violence such as sexual abuse and rape in most tertiary institutions as…
Reduction in Nigeria’s maternal mortality not enough – WARDC
The Executive Director, Women Advocates Research and Documentation Center (WARDC), Dr. Abiola Afolabi, has said the reduction at 547 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births…
CAPACITY BUILDING FOR WOMEN ASSOCIATIONS ON ANTI-CORRUPTION AND EFFECTIVE GROUP MANAGEMENT
WARDC with the support of ActionAid and UKaid organized Capacity Building Workshop for Women Associations On Anti Corruption, Group Management and Effectiveness in Resisting Corrupt Practices in…
Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre (WARDC) is a non-profit civil rights organization established in the year 2000. To promote respect for human rights, gender equality, equity, the rule of law, accountability, and social justice in Nigeria.
WARDC is a women’s rights organization in Nigeria, which provides pro bono legal services for women victims of gender-based violence and other women’s rights abuse.
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