HURIWA Condemns Smear Campaign Against BPP Leadership
HURIWA warns of a coordinated smear campaign targeting BPP's leadership, aimed at derailing procurement reforms. The group urges media and public to reject sponsored petitions.
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HURIWA Urges Tinubu: Executive Order on Police Withdrawal
HURIWA calls on President Tinubu to issue executive order for police withdrawal from VIPs. Group demands penalties for non-compliant police chiefs, criticizes Boko Haram reintegration.
HURIWA Slams Nnamdi Kanu Judgment as Unjust
Human Rights Writers Association condemns Federal High Court ruling on Nnamdi Kanu, calling it a violation of constitutional rights and fair hearing principles. Read full analysis.
HURIWA: Nigeria Faces Christian Genocide, Backs US
HURIWA supports US lawmaker Riley Moore's claims of Christian persecution in Nigeria. Rights group urges Congress to approve military action against terrorists.
Groups Urge Reversal of Mother Tongue Education Policy
Education stakeholders and human rights groups demand immediate reversal of suspended National Language Policy, citing cultural and educational benefits of mother tongue instruction in Nigeria.
HURIWA Demands Probe Into Soldiers' Escape Allegedly Linked to Boko Haram
Human Rights Writers Association calls for urgent probe into reported escape of soldiers accused of Boko Haram connections, demanding accountability and sanctions.
HURIWA Urges Tinubu: Remove Illegal NURTW President
Human Rights Writers Association urges President Tinubu, Attorney General, and IGP to remove unauthorized NURTW leadership and restore union democracy in Nigeria.
HURIWA condemns FG's silence on Christian persecution
Human Rights Writers Association blasts Nigerian government for ignoring alleged Christian genocide while applauding former US President Trump's recognition of religious persecution
HURIWA backs NDLEA, condemns attacks on drug war operatives
Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria supports NDLEA in intensified drug war, condemns recent attacks on operatives as dangerous obstruction of justice in Nigeria.
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