NBA Educate Student On Zero Tolerance on Sexual Abuse

 


Chairman Human rights Committee Nigerian Bar Association Ikeja Branch,Tracy Amadigwe-Dike and Chinenye Udeh during NBA Ikeja Branch human rights committee school outreach in ikeja


The Nigerian Bar Association, Ikeja Branch, resently Educate Student of Ikeja junior and Senior high school on Zero Tolerance for Sexual and other forms of abuse.


The two days event with a "Zero Tolerance for child abuse,the event was aimed to enlighten the students on how to get a lawyer's representation whenever child abuse occur.


Speaking at the event is the chairman of the branch human rights committee Mrs Tracy Amadigwe-Dike said the children were important to every society and they should have right to Adequate protection.



"Even harsh words affect children reasoning and mindset


We are urging you not be afraid to report any sexual abuse when it occurs around you,law does not allow it she said

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