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Freedom House rates 210 countries and territories in Freedom in the World, and 65 countries in Freedom on the Net.

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Freedom House is founded on the core conviction that freedom flourishes in democratic nations where governments are accountable to their people.

11/05/2020

Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) is when someone especially humanitarian actors use their power to ask people to do something they don't want to do or force them for s*x in exchange for service or assistance.

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Gombe Covid-19 patients turn isolation center to playground (Video)

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May 6, 2020

Covid-19 patients in Gombe have reportedly turned the isolation center in the state into a playground, as some of them were seen playing carelessly in their ward.

In a video going viral on social media, some of the patients who seemed not to care about their present condition threw cautions to the air and played, not minding the other patients in the ward. GOMBE COVID19 PATIENTS TURN ISOLATION CENTRE TO PLAYGROUND.PIC.TWITTER.COM/NVTRYZONWH

— LAILA IJEOMA | LAILASNEWS.COM () MAY 6, 2020

If you recollect, some Covid-19 patients at the same center took to the highway around the isolation centre in protest.

20 patients took over the Federal highway linking Gombe state to Biu community in Borno state.

The patients were said to be protesting over improper care which according to them had worsen their medical condition within the isolation facilities and as such would prefer to get outside for self-medication and proper care.

An eye witness at the scene said:

“WE IN THE COMMUNITY HAVE BEEN IN SERIOUS SHOCK KNOWING HOW DANGEROUS THIS DISEASE IS.”

“GOVERNMENT SHOULD DO THE NEEDFUL BEFORE IT GETS OUT OF HAND BECAUSE THE PATIENTS WE SAW TODAY ARE REALLY ANGRY AND WE DON’T KNOW WHAT COULD HAPPEN NEXT.

“THEY WERE CHANTING THAT THE STATE GOVERNMENT LIED AGAINST THEIR STATUS WHILE SOME WERE SAYING THEY WERE FINE. THIS IS SERIOUS,”

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RIGHTS EVERY NIGERIAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT

11 RIGHTS EVERY NIGERIAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT

Every Nigerian has rights, duties, liabilities and privileges, which are provided for in the hundreds of laws that exist in Nigeria. However, there are certain rights that basically trump all other ones. They are rights that are referred to as inalienable rights, rights for which the law has made specific and special provision.

These rights are contained in Chapter IV of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and are officially known as Fundamental Rights.

This article will explain what these key rights are, because every Nigerian really should know about these rights.

1. RIGHT TO LIFE

This is the most important right of every Nigerian (and in fact every human being). The right that everyone has to ‘exist’, and no one can intentionally deprive a person of this right, either an individual or the Government, unless in the ex*****on of a sentence of the court in respect of a criminal offence.

In a nutshell, what this right says is that no one can take your life unless you have carried out a capital crime, you have been tried by a competent court, and found guilty.

Exceptions

However, with every right (as you will see below), there are exceptions. In regard to the right to life, the exceptions are:

If she/he dies as a result of the use of reasonable force for the defence of any person from unlawful violence or for the defence of property if she/he dies as a result of the use of reasonable force in order to effect a lawful arrest or to prevent the escape of a person lawfully detained; or if she/he dies as a result of the use of reasonable force for the purpose of suppressing a riot, insurrection or mutiny.

2. RIGHT TO DIGNITY

This right basically means that every Nigerian has a right to not be subjected to torture or inhuman/degrading treatment, and no Nigerian should...
To continued

05/05/2020

Anti - Torture Laws (1999), must be revisited in the enforcement of lock down in Gombe State. Abuses, canning, arrests and molestation etc. This is huge abuse of Human Rights.

29/05/2019

We Celebrate The Oath of Office of President and 29 Governors. Prayer: May these government assured enabling environment for Justice to thrive! Yes We Pray!

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Impunity, silence & stigma will only continue to allow violence against women to escalate to pandemic proportions, it is time to support and speak against violence committed against women and girls.
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10/03/2019

Congratulations Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya of the APC. W rejoice the process where PVCs retained the power of the

03/02/2019

LIST OF THE ELECTIONS TRIBUNAL

S/N NAMES STATE OF ORIGIN
1. HON. JUSTICE K. C. NWANKPA ABIA
2. HON. JUSTICE C. H. AHUCHAOGU ABIA
3. HON. KADI M. M. ALKALI
ADAMAWA
4. HON JUSTICE F. C. NWIZU ANAMBRA
5. HON. JUSTICE A. C EMEMBOLU ANAMBRA
6. HON JUSTICE A.E ARCHIBONG AKWA IBOM
7. HON. JUSTICE ALIYU M. LIMAN BAUCHI
8. HON. JUSTICE M. A. AYEMIEYE BAYELSA
9. HON. JUSTICE E. T. INEIFE BAYELSA
10. HON. JUSTICE A. KAKA’AN
BENUE
11. HON. JUSTICE U.B. BWALA BORNO
12. HON. JUSTICE M. O. ENEJI CROSS RIVER
13. HON. JUSTICE P. O. ONAJITE-KUEJUBOLA DELTA
14. HON. JUSTICE A. E. UBIRI
DELTA
15. HON. JUSTICE EZE UDU
EBONYI
16. HON. JUSTICE PATRICK UHUO EBONYI
17. HON. JUSTICE P. I. IMOEDEMHE EDO
18. HON. JUSTICE A. L. OGUNMOYE EKITI
19. HON. JUSTICE F. C. OBIEZE ENUGU
20. HON. JUSTICE G. C. NNAMANI ENUGU
21. HON. JUSTICE A. M. YAKUBU GOMBE
22. HON. JUSTICE C. I. OHAKWE IMO
23. ABDULHADI YELWA SULEIMAN JIGAWA
24. HON. JUSTICE KADI MUH’D INUWA ALI JIGAWA
25. HON. JUSTICE I. ALIYU KADUNA
26. HON. JUSTICE B. S. ADAMU KANO
27. HON. KADI ABDULLAHI WAIYA KANO
28. HON. JUSTICE M. BAKO KATSINA
29. HON. JUSTICE E, A, KARATU KEBBI
30. HON. JUSTICE R. O. OKPANACHI KOGI
31. HON. JUSTICE A, N, AWULU KOGI
32. HON. JUSTICE H, O, AJAYUI KWARA
33. HON. JUSTICE I. O. KASALI (MRS) LAGOS
34. HON. JUSTICE O. A. WILLIAMS (MRS) LAGOS
35. HON. JUSTICE J. G. ABUNDAGA NASARAWA
36. HON. JUSTICE A. A. BIMA NIGER
37. HON. JUSTICE O.S. OLUSANYA OGUN
38. HON. JUSTICE T. A. OKUNSOKAN OGUN
39. HON. JUSTICE O. A. ADEGBEHINGBE ONDO
40. HON. JUSTICE A. B. ABDULKAREEM OSUN
41. HON. JUSTICE A. D. OLADIMEJI OSUN
42. HON. JUSTICE M. A. ADEGBOLA OYO
43. HON. JUSTICE Y. B. NIMPAR PLATEAU
44. HON. JUSTICE C. L. DABUP PLATEAU
45. HON. JUSTICE B. E. UGBARI PLATEAU
46. HON. JUSTICE M. H. BINJI SOKOTO
47. HON. JUSTICE J. Y. TUKUR TARABA
48. HON. JUSTICE YUSUF A. BASHIR TARABA
49. HON. JUSTICE N. U. GUMMI ZAMFARA
50 HON. JUSTICE BELLO MOH’D TUKUR ZAMFARA
51. HON. JUSTICE D. Z. SENCHI F.C.T.
52. HON. JUSTICE A. M. LIMAN F.H.C.
53. H