Our Mission CEDSI’s ultimate goal is to eradicate poverty and improve sustainable livelihood through the application of integrated and innovative approaches in trainings, service delivery and researches geared towards: Increasing food production, reducing

Centre For Peace and Gender Action is working to popularise Human Rights, Rule of Law and empowering youths and women to be partners in the developmental processes.

MISSION To improve on the Leadership skills of the youth, and Challenge their Entrepreneurship potentials VISION To establish an institution for innovative programmes to alleviate poverty, and bring out the leadership skills and entrepreneurship potentials

Introduction: CDCR is a non-governmental organization that was established to fight discriminatory practices against children and minors. The organization runs public education campaigns, lectures in schools, and focuses mainly on children who are exploite

CITIZEN JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (CJAN) is a civil rights union of Nigerian bloggers who are joined together in love, peace and unity for the promotion of fundamental human rights, popular democracy and governance for the nation building of a new

... 1997,it is a response to the pathetic state of planlessness inherent in the

Objectives: Raise awareness of Women's Human Rights Strive towards the elimination of social inequalities based on gender. Activities: Organizes natinally televised panel discussion programmes on gender issues.

Background: The Institute of Academic Freedom in Nigeria (IAFN) was formed as a response to the military dictatorship of General Ibrahim Babangida and Sam Achaba. The dictorships tried, with great success to completely destroy the education system in their

Background: IHRHL, created in August 1988, is a centre for studies, research and documentation concerned with all spheres of human rights and humanitarian law. Objectives: The Institute is committed to promoting human rights, with a particular focus on the

At the end of its 1979 Ibadan conference, the Nigerian Bar Association passed a resolution which established a Human Rights Committee. The primary concern of the delegates was to establish a body which would monitor any misuse of ministerial or administrat