Women Trafficking In Nigeria
Women Trafficking
FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION (FGM) refers to procedures involving partial or total removal of the female (external) organs
Theme: "Green Skills for Youth: Towards a Sustainable World"
NACTAL LAGOS members along with other partners attending a UN-EU Training organised by WARDC. Women Advocates, Research & Documentation Centre (WARDC) invited different COALITIONS including NACTAL LAGOS CHAPTER to a Workshop on "The Use of Appropriate Social Accountability Mechanisms for Advocacy on Ending Violence Against Women & Girls held on 6th February 2023
Graduating in June 2022, Nandini is an amazing senior high school student with a plethora of academic accolades
She holds a deep passion for economics, politics and human rights and her drive is reflected in her leadership within different activities. Nandini is an FXB Climate Advocate and an economic research assistant, researching the monopolization of the healthcare industry during the pandemic.
To raise awareness on the endemic nature of violence against women and girls: rape, teenage pregnancy, incest, early marriage and forced marriage.
To sensitise about the facts and myths of human trafficking and the control tactics.
From the 1800s to the early 1900's, women activists fought hard for equality. Today, some of the issues then remain key priorities today, even over a century later.
WOCON has been engaged in various programs and activities for the enforcement of the rights of women and children particularly the Girl-child in Nigeria since its inception in 1995. We are also strong advocates for the entrenchment of sustainable democracy and good governance in our country.
Women's Consortium of Nigeria
Headquarter Office:
No. 13, Okesuna Street, Off Igbosere Road, Lagos Island
Tel: +234 8033347896,
+234 8166596954
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