Our Bodies belong to us Imagine a world where your body is your own. A realm of self-ownership, free from the chains of societal expectations, harmful judgments, and physical violations. A place where your body is respected, honoured, and celebrated for its unique beauty and strength. Ideal world where health
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Unapologetically Me
In a world that tries to shape me, I stand tall, unwavering and free. I am a woman, unapologetically me, Embracing my flaws, wild and carefree. My hair, my skin, my curves, my soul, I love them all, making me whole. I won’t conform to societal norms, I’ll rise
Silent Suffering: The Unspoken Pain of Men Facing Domestic Violence
Introduction Domestic violence is often associated with female victims and male perpetrators, yet men as victims also suffer silently. This article explores male victimization, their challenges, and barriers in seeking help. Male Victimization: Forms of Abuse, Prevalence and Statistics Men can experience various forms of abuse, including physical, emotional, psychological,
The Infringement of Human Rights in Nigeria: A Case of the #EndBadGovernance 2024 Protest
Introduction Human rights violations have been a burning issue in Nigeria, especially as more people continue to face infringements on their freedom of speech, movement, assembly, and safety, amongst others. The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) disclosed that Nigeria recorded 1,580 human rights violations across its six geopolitical zones in
THE RIGHT TO SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IN BURKINA FASO
Introduction In Burkina Faso, the right to sexual and reproductive health is a fundamental aspect of human rights, directly affecting the well-being of women. This right, recognised in various international and national instruments, includes access to appropriate health services, comprehensive sexuality education, and the information and resources needed to fully
Couriered to Death
Introduction Any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in physical, sexual, or psychological harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion, or arbitrary deprivations of liberty, whether occurring in public or private life is termed as Gender Based Violence. The
IMPACT OF THE MAPUTO PROTOCOL ON WOMEN’S RIGHTS
Introduction In March 1995, a meeting held in Lomé, organized by Women in Law and Development in Africa (WILDAF), highlighted the need to establish a protocol on women’s rights within the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights. The Organization of African Unity (OAU) mandated the African Court on Human
Child rape in schools
Introduction: Rape is an act of sexual violence in which a person is forced to have sex against their will. It is a serious violation of a person’s rights and dignity. Rape has far-reaching consequences for the victims and requires considerable support and awareness-raising to combat this scourge. In the
The Green Revolution: A New Chapter for Human Rights in Africa
Introduction Africa, the cradle of natural wealth and diversity, is at the forefront of an economic revolution that pays tribute to its ecological heritage. The green economy, which advocates a reduction in environmental impact and the promotion of sustainability, is emerging as the torch for economic development in symbiosis with
Analysis of the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on gender-based violence in Ghana.
INTRODUCTION In 2019, a new virus called coronavirus appeared in Wuhan, China. It caused a sickness called COVID-19, which made people cough, have fevers, and struggle to breathe. In just four months, it spread worldwide, becoming a pandemic that affected almost every country. Gender-based violence is when someone hurts another