Introduction Indigenous peoples are a distinct group of people that collectively share a particular ancestral tie by being the first inhabitants or descendants of an area. They are termed “indigenous” as they strictly adhere to maintaining the cultural practices of the primary inhabitants of that area. With over 370 million
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THE RIGHT TO AN OPINION: THROWING LIGHT ON MEDICAL GASLIGHTING
Introduction The right to express an opinion without constraint is globally a well-known concept. It necessitates freedom, individuality, and autonomy. This right has been expressed in Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; one of the most ratified human rights treaties in the world. The right to an
Ensuring the Protection of Human Rights in a Post Covid era
Introduction. Human rights are rights possessed by every person on earth, by virtue of being human. These rights are not conferred by a particular legislation or state. The necessity of respecting human rights cannot be overstressed. A society with no respect for human rights principles equals a chaotic and violent
HONOUR CRIMES: BLATANT VIOLATION OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS
Introduction An honour crime or honour killing is the intentional murder of a relative, in order to protect the family’s dignity and honour. It is believed to have originated from several tribal customs when a dishonourable act has been committed, in order to protect the family from moral stigmatization by
CHILDREN’S RIGHTS DURING ARMED CONFLICT: ARE THEY EFFECTIVELY PROTECTED?
Introduction Human rights are inherent and inalienable. When a child is born, by virtue of being born, they have fundamental rights that cannot and should not be taken away from them. With the surge of armed conflicts over the last few decades, children are left perturbed and in a state
Maintaining Planetary Integrity: The Strive for Sustainable Development and Climate Action in West Africa
Introduction Maintaining planetary integrity greatly entails working towards sustainable development and being active in effective climate action. Ensuring sustainable development in Africa, particularly West Africa has necessitated the need for commitment, consistency and most importantly hard work to the cause. About two decades ago, talks about catering for the needs
The death penalty: Violation of the fundamental right to life
Introduction The right to life is an inherent and inalienable right. It is a natural right not to be deprived of life or existence either arbitrarily or unlawfully. This implies that human beings are inviolable and should not be killed by another. Protecting the right to life is extremely important.