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Judge, Jury, Mob and the Case for Community Policing By Funke Adeoye ALUU4. Deborah Yakubu. The sixteen travellers lynched on the road in Uromi. These names have become...
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Agriculture as Rehabilitation: A Case for its Adoption in Nigerian Correctional Facilities. By Ibrahim Rasheed Working in the justice, rehabilitation and reintegration sp...
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When the law becomes a weapon By Onaopemipo Adegbenga When the Law Becomes a Weapon Across Nigeria’s civic space, a pattern is emerging that deserves closer attention. In...
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The lived realities of women behind bars in Nigeria By Onaopemipo Adegbenga When we think about incarceration, we often think in abstractions: numbers, categories, legal...
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By Victory Chukwuka The criminal justice system in Nigeria is often hindered by inefficiencies, corruption, and a lack of transparency. The Inspector General of Police,...
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By Victory Chukwuka In Nigeria, the criminal justice system disproportionately impacts women, leading to a range of social, economic, and psychological consequences. Acco...
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