Baobab for Women's Human Rights

Strengthening Women's Movement and Improving the lives of Nigerian Women and Girls

Justice is Finally Done as Jacob Alonge Serves 21 years in Imprisonment

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Nigerian Women Alliance meeting on Strengthening the Movement of Nigeria Women and Girls

Earlier this week, the Nigerian Women Alliance (NiWA), a loose coalition of feminists across generations and sectors working as organisations and individuals to catalyse growth within the Nigerian women's movement met with the Commonwealth Foundation to discuss strategies aimed at achieving the objective of the Alliance. The meeting was hosted by Project Alert on Violence Against Women.

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Baobab launches Name and Shame Campaign

We are UNVEILING our #NameandShame Project

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Why We Must Name And Shame Rapists In Nigeria – Bunmi Dipo-Salami, JP

Mrs. Bunmi Dipo Salami is the executive director of BAOBAB for Women’s Human Rights. She tells The Interview why drastic measures must taken against the prevalent rape culture in Nigeria…It’s a must read!

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Women in Politics in Nigeria

In Nigeria and around the world, women are underrepresented in politics and different levels in Government.

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What Feminism Really Means: Feminism is Not Anti-Men

Feminism is defined as “the advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men.”

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BAOBAB for Women’s Human Rights is a non-profit, non-governmental and non-religious women’s human rights organisation committed to the realisation of women’s human rights, under the three parallel systems of law in Nigeria -  customary, statutory and religious laws. Established in 1996, BAOBAB evolved from a three-year research project on Women and Laws, coordinated by the international solidarity network of Women Living Under Muslim Laws (WLUML). The wealth of data generated from the research showed the need for intervention as the manifestations of violation of women’s human rights were evident in different spheres of the Nigerian society.
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