CORPORATE POLICIES & ANNUAL REPORTS
2023 AFRILAW PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES REPORT
PROJECT TITLE:
The Nigeria Responsible Private Security Company Training Programme from October- March 2023
PROJECT ACTIVITIES FOR 2023
- Training Workshop for the South-East Region On Nigeria Responsible Private Security Company Training Programme:
- Training Workshop For South-West Region (Lagos, Lagos State).
- Training Workshop For South-South Region (Port-Harcourt, Rivers State
The Programme Key Results and Achievements So Far:
- Increased awareness and knowledge of human right frameworks, ethics and code conducts relevant to private security services, existing obligation and international norms and best practices.
- About participated 117 PSCs gained specific expertise on inter-sectional thematic areas of use of force, ICOCA and its Certification process, ethics and the code of conduct for private security service providers, human rights risk impact assessment, gender equality and preventing sexual exploitation and abuse.
- The participated PSCs were assured of support for long-term development of a culture that respects and seeks to protect human rights within their company and how to address human rights challenges in complex environments.
- There is a good promotion and highlights of integrated and effective private security governance and management system and responsible private security services in Nigeria
- The participated PSCs learnt the benefits and how to become ICoCA member and get ICoCA certification in Nigeria and the level of support and services they can get from ICOCA and MSS Global in this regard.
- Some participated PSCs expressed interest to join ICOCA and getting ICoCA certification.
- The conduct of Courtesy Visit and 5 free Training Workshops for about 117 PSCs members of the Association of Licensed Private Security Practitioners of Nigeria (ALPSPN) in 5 states of Nigeria.
- Participants confirmed that the training content is relevant to their work and expect that it strengthens respect of human rights within their companies and operations.
- Some participated PSC expressed interest for AFRILAW support and partnership to conduct human rights risk impact assessment.
- The ICoCA Team visit and meeting with the Commandant-General (CG) of the NSCDC and the CGs public support to ICOCA and expression of willingness to work toward and ensure Nigeria membership of ICoCA.
PROJECT TITLE:
Development and Piloting of Human Rights Training Programme Based on International Norms and Good Practices (Private Security Human Rights Training Workshop Programme): (3 Months, Jan 2023- March 2023)
Project Activities Implemented:
– Development of training content by AFRILAW and DCAF, in coordination with ICoCA
– Selection of Private Security Companies to take part in the trainings in collaboration with the Association of Licensed Private Security Practitioners of Nigeria (ALPSPN)
– Piloting of the training programme through at least 8 trainings for representatives of at least 200 private security companies in eight (8) states across the geopolitical zones in Nigeria.
PROJECT TITLE:
THE INVESTIGATION OF FORCED LABOUR IN COCOA SECTOR IN NIGERIA PROJECT FROM 2022-2023.
Project Activities for 2023:
- Afrilaw Project Team Update Meeting With Cal:
- State Team Report Review By Cal
- The Progress Report For January 2023:
- Organizing Of 1-Day Project Research Report Development Meeting
- The 1-Day Project Research Report Development Meeting Held On March 4, 2023 At Topview Hotel, Abuja, Nigeria
- Research And Document Of Supply Chain Links Between Target Areas And Cocoa Imports Into The United States
- Development And Submission Of Control Border Protection (Cbp) Section 307 Petition, Documenting Evidence Of Forced Labour Indicators In Target Sites And Us Export Links, With Technical Assistance From Ca
- Review Of The Of Control Border Protection (Cbp) Section 307 Petition, Documenting Evidence Of Forced Labour Indicators In Target Sites And Us Export Links
- Publication Of The Research And Investigation Report On Forced Labour And Child Labour In The Cocoa Industry In Nigeria
Key Results and Achievements:
- Conducted on-the-ground investigations and collected evidence of forced labour in cocoa supply chain in the five (5) selected States in Nigeria which include; Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Ogun and Cross-River.
- Documented the collected evidences of forced labour which information will be used as a petition to U.S Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
- Gathered and documented evidence that force labour and child labour is increasing in cocoa supply chain in Nigeria with the growing export to the U.S and other western countries.
- Gathered and documented evidence to show that Nigeria needs to be included as part of the Child Labor Cocoa Coordinating Group (CLCCG) just like Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire.
- Gathered and documented evidence of the prevalence of forced labour including child labour in Nigeria.
- Research and documented supply chain links between target areas and cocoa imports in to the United States.
- Drafted Section 307 petition, documenting evidence of forced labour indicators in target sites and US export links, with technical assistance form CAL.
- Published the report on the on-the-ground investigations and collected evidence of forced labour in cocoa supply chain in the five (5) selected States in Nigeria which include; Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Ogun and Cross-River.
- The public presentation of the Forced Labour Research and Investigation Report.
- The sensitization of key stakeholders and the general public on the information on the Research and working conditions of individuals in the cocoa industry across the 5 major cocoa producing states of Cross-River, Ondo, Ogun and Oyo States and Abuja through the various media reports and distribution of the Research Investigation Reports.
PROJECT TITLE:
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST FORCED LABOUR IN COCOA INDUSTRY IN NIGERIA PROGRAMME
Project Activities for 2023:
– PUBLIC PRESENTATION OF THE FORCED LABOUR RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATION REPORT AND NATIONAL LAUNCHING OF THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST FORCED LABOUR IN COCOA INDUSTRY IN NIGERIA
– State Stakeholders Forum on the Campaign Against Forced Labour in Cocoa Industry in Nigeria at the 5 major cocoa producing states:
PROJECT TITLE:
PRIVATE SECURITY AND ELECTIONS IN NIGERIA PROJECT
Project Activities:
– National Stakeholders Fora on Private Security and 2023 Elections in Nigeria
– Production and Dissemination of the Resolution on Good Private Security Governance During 2023 Elections in Nigeria Pamphlets
– CSOs Training Workshop on Private Security and 2023 Elections Monitoring
– CSOs Monitoring and Assessment of Private Security Services During 2023 Elections in Nigeria
– Regional Sensitization Workshop on Private Security and 2023 Elections in Nigeria
– Production and Printing of Monitoring Report on Private Security and 2023 Elections in Nigeria
Key Results and Achievements:
- The implementation of the first ever project on participation and engagement of PSCs in electoral process in Nigeria
- Increased election and private security policymakers and stakeholders’ awareness and general support for official participation and engagement of PSCs in electoral process in Nigeria
- The active participation of key election security policymakers and stakeholders especially the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and Office of the National Security Adviser to the President (ONSA) who are the Co-Chairs of the Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security (ICCES).
- The public support and recommendation of PSC official engagement and participation in electoral process in Nigeria by INEC and Office of the National Security Adviser to the President (ONSA).
- About 100 PSCs Representatives were trained and sensitized on Good Private Security Governance during 2023 Election in Nigeria and actively participated in the project activities.
- The adoption, production and dissemination of the Resolution on Good Private Security Governance during 2023 Election in Nigeria and their use for the Regional Sensitization Workshop for the PSCs.
- The conduct of CSOs monitoring and assessment of private security services during 2023 elections in Nigeria and the production of the monitoring and assessment report and its public presentation.
PROJECT TITLE:
THE 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM AGAINST GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS:
Project Activities:
Enugu State “Road Show” in Commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
SOME EVENTS AND PROGRAMMES PARTICIPATED BY AFRILAW IN 2023
- Situation Room Observing the Participation of Women and Violence Perpetrated Against Women in the 2023 General Elections
- The Nigerian Army Seminar on Human Rights
- One Day Conference for Promoting Gender Equality Through the Utilization Of Violence Against Persons Prohibition (VAPP) Law of Enugu State
- 2 Day Leave No One Behind (LNOB) Partnership Meeting, Making the Voices of Marginalized Groups Heard and Count in Nigeria, Using Citizen-Generated Data
- The Technical Working Group For Gender Based Violence (GBV) Meeting
- The Nigeria Council on Climate Change, A National Workshop to Validate the Nigeria’s Long-Term Low Emission Development Strategy
- 2 Day Civil Society Consultation on Overdose Management Among People Who Use Drugs in Nigeria
- Leave No One Behind Nigeria Project Meeting
2022 AFRILAW PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES REPORT
PROJECT 1:
- COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN THE PALM OIL SUPPLY CHAIN IN NIGERIA PROJECT UNDER THE ZERO TOLERANCE INITIATIVE FROM AUGUST TO NOVEMBER 2022.
Project Activities:
A: Selection of Project Research Consultant and Community Research Supervisors and Assistants
B: Pre-Research Community Mapping, Consultation and Meetings:
C: The 2-Day Research Team Training Workshop at Benin, Edo State:
D: Community Research Field work Activities:
E: Research Analysis and Report Development:
Key Project Results & Achievements:
- The implementation of the community-based research on Human Rights violations in the palm oil supply chain in Nigeria.
- Key evidences of violations of community rights by major oil palm companies operating in Edo state, southern Nigeria were collected.
- Increased knowledge and understanding of the prevailing cases of community rights violations by major oil palm companies operating in Nigeria.
- Provided a broad-based collaboration with the impacted host communities and the integration of the knowledge gained to design intervention and advocacy for policy and social change.
- Research experts and community members with local knowledge and skills shared experiences and learnt from each other in ways that produce greater in-depth understanding of the realities on ground.
- Increased capacity building of civil society organizations (CSOs), policy makers as well as businesses and improved their understanding and respect of human rights in institutional and community-company relations.
PROJECT 2:
2. THE NIGERIA RESPONSIBLE PRIVATE SECURITY COMPANY TRAINING PROGRAMME FROM OCTOBER- DECEMBER 2022:
Key Project Results & Achievements:
- Increased awareness and knowledge on existing obligations and best practices
- About 60 PSCs representatives so far gained specific expertise on inter-sectional thematic areas of use of force, gender equality and preventing sexual exploitation and abuse
- Got support for long-term development of a culture that respects and seeks to protect human rights within their company and how to address human rights challenges in complex environments.
- Integrated effective private security governance and management system
- Learnt the benefits and how to become ICoCA member and get ICoCA certification.
- The conduct of 3 free training’s so far of about 60 PSCs in on Nigeria Responsible Private Security Company.
PROJECT 3:
3. THE INVESTIGATION OF FORCED LABOUR IN COCOA SECTOR IN NIGERIA PROJECT FROM 2022-2023.
Project Activities in 2022:
A: Hire of Project Officer and the State Research and Investigation Team:
B: Mapping of Cocoa Plantation Locations/Areas and Conduct of Security Risk Assessment in the Five (5) Project States:
C: Procurement of Fieldwork/ Investigation Materials
D: Project Meetings:
E: Organizing of 2-Day Project Research Team Training Workshop
F: The 2-Day Project Research and Investigation Team Training Workshop
G: Research and Investigation Field Work during Main Crop Harvest Season from November-February 2023
Key Project Results & Achievements:
- Conducting on-the-ground investigations and collecting evidence of forced labour in cocoa supply chain in the five (5) selected States in Nigeria which include; Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Ogun and Cross-River.
- Documenting collected evidences of forced labour which information will be used as a petition to U.S Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
- Gathering and documenting evidence that force labour and child labour is increasing in cocoa supply chain in Nigeria with the growing export to the U.S and other western countries.
- Gathering and documenting evidence to show that Nigeria needs to be included as part of the Child Labor Cocoa Coordinating Group (CLCCG) just like Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire.
- Gathering and documenting evidence of the prevalence of forced labour including child labour in Nigeria.
PROJECT 4:
4. GENDER AUDIT PROJECT JULY 2022-DECEMBER 2022:
Project Activities include:
- Creation of Gender Audit Team, Hire of Gender Audit Consultant and Preparation of Gender Audit Strategy.
- Preliminary assessment and analysis of organization structures, context and level of awareness, policies and operationS
- Conducting Desk review and Analysis of the organization’s key documents.
- Development of Gender Audit Questionnaires and conducting of Consultations/Interviews.
- Collection and Analyzing Results and Development of a Draft Gender Audit Report.
- Conduct Focus Group Discussion with staff based on findings from analysis of questionnaires.
- Organizing 2-Days Gender Audit Report Review/Validation Workshop and Gender Action Planning
- Production of the Final Gender Audit Report and Implementation of Gender Action Plan.
Key Project Results & Achievements:
- Conducted a reflection of the status of gender equality within the organization
- Organized a baseline for collective discussion and analysis and
- Conducted a participatory process that builds organizational ownership for gender equity initiatives
- keyed into the global goal of achieving gender equality in the workplace.
PROJECT 5:
5. EUROPEAN UNION AGENT FOR CITIZEN-DRIVEN TRANSFORMATION (EU-ACT) PROGRAMME:
2022 PROJECT ACTIVITIES PARTICIPATED BY AFRILAW:
A: EU ACT Capacity Building Trainings:
B: Consortium Proposal on Combating Youth and Women Irregular Migration in Enugu State (CY-WIM):
C: Cross State Regional Reflection for ACT-CSOs
D: Peer Learning:
E: EU-ACT Grants Onboarding Meeting:
F: EU-ACT GHARF CONSORTIUM ACTIVITIES:
PROJECT ACTIVITY IMPLEMENTED BY AFRILAW:
- 3 Days Needs Assessment and Baseline Information on Type of Skills Needed and Behavioural Change Training Workshop
Key Project Results & Achievements:
- Change in behavior of 1200 youth and women towards irregular migration and 150 beneficiaries empowered with entrepreneurial skills.
- Increased partnership and collaboration among civil society organizations, Government, MDAs and Private Sector towards addressing irregular migration.
- Increased number of CSOs (CBOs, FBOs, Academia) sensitized and are committed to mainstreaming migration issues into their strategic plans.
PROJECT 6:
UNITED NATIONS (UN) COMMITTEE AGAINST TORTURE (CAT) ADVOCACY ON TORTURE AND ILL-TREATMENT IN CONNECTION TO DRUG POLICIES IN NIGERIA PROJECT FROM AUGUST 2021 TO APRIL 2022:
Project Activities for 2022:
A: Public Presentation/Launching Of the Briefing Paper on Torture and Ill-Treatment against People Who Use Drugs In Nigeria on April 2022:
Key Project Results & Achievements:
- At least 20 policymakers including Parliamentarians and 30 CSOs were engaged, informed and sensitized on the Research Report and various physical and mental violence faced by people who use drugs in Nigeria by the published research report;
- At least 1 miliion citizens and the general public were sensitized and aware of the Research Report and various physical and mental violence faced by people who use drugs in Nigeria by the published research through the event and various media reports;
- About 500 copies of the Research Reports were published and disseminated among the policymakers and stakeholders;
- Increased public awareness and highlights of various physical and mental violence faced by people who use drugs in Nigeria; and
- Increased advocacy engagement with key policymakers including Parliamentarians and stakeholders for improved and effective drug law and policy reform in Nigeria.
PROJECT 7:
MUKOSOLU CHINWIKE-OKEREKE AFRICAN MIGRATION ADVOCACY PROJECT (MUKOCAMAP):
Project Activities for 2022:
A: 1st Mukosolu Chinwike-Okereke Memorial Colloquim on Migration in Africa
Key Project Results & Achievements:
- Facilitated public discussion and interactions toward promotion of good governance of labour migration and strengthening of existing institutional frameworks and regulations for effective and efficient administration of labour migration in Nigeria
- promoted the right to decent work, including access to social protection for female and male migrant workers
- Increased awareness of protection of the rights of labour migrants and non-discrimination and equality of treatment for all workers, migrants, and nationals abroad and at home;
- Advocated for development of policies and programmes for welfare of migrants, return migrants and families left behind.
- Promoted the creation of environment conducive to attracting migrant expertise for domestic development and return of Nigerian talent; migrant remittances, diaspora investments and technology transfers.
INVITED EVENTS AND PROGRAMMES PARTICIPATED BY AFRILAW IN 2022:
- One-Day National Conference on the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights
- One Day Workshop for Legal Practitioners Towards Discrimination of Petty Offences in Nigeria
- An Overview of the Legislative Business of the National Assembly
- Methodology Workshop on Police Reform Audit organized by CLEEN Foundation
- A Two-Day Capacity Building Training on Budget Advocacy for Scale Clusters
- The Inauguration of Civil Society Organisations Observatory on the Implementation of the Police Act 2020 and the Police Trust Fund Act 2019 and Capacity Building for the South East
- Drug and Development Hub Webinar 2- A Multidimensional Approach to Drug Policy in Africa
- Stand for Her Land Campaign Regional and Global Launch “Break the Bias” to Realize Women’s Land, Housing and Property Rights
- 1st Quarter Meeting of the Nigerian Working Group on the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights
- Drug Development Hub (DDH) Pod cast “Multidimensional Responses to Drug Issues in Africa”:
- Cross State Regional Reflection for ACT-CSOs
- Workshop-Non State Stakeholders Mobilization: Build Support Programs for Actors of the GGW
- Final Phase of Coaching
- Second Peer Learning Programme (PLP) Meeting
- Correct Date for Media Roundtable with the ACT Programme Civil Society Organizations:
- Training Workshop on ACT Grant Coordination-Induction Session for Consortium Grantees
- Engaging Men to be Champions of Gender Justice: How do we Incorporate Men and Boys to Advance Gender Justice
- United Nations Framework on Climate Change (UNFCC) COP-27
- Police Reform and Transformation Office (PORTO) High –Level Policing Executive Forum
- Workshop on “When Private Surveillance is Private Security”
- The 9th ICoCA Annual General Assembly (AGA)
- Training of Police Oversight Agencies on Strengthen Oversight Mechanisms on Accountability and Human Rights/Launch of the Post Endsars Research Report
- Fourth Regional Implementation Dialogue for the International Guidelines on Human Rights and Drug Policy: Tool for Change
- How do we Tackle Drug Abuse in Africa?
- Forum on Women and Other At-Risk Groups and Forum on Human Security, Peace and Sustainable Development
2021 AFRILAW PROJECTS AND PROGRAMMES
- Civil Society Organization and Media Roundtable to Commemorate the World Refugee Day
- 2021 Global Day Of Action And Support Do Not Punish Campaign Programme
- Strengthening Private Security Regulation and Oversight in Nigeria Project in 2021
The Projects Activities in 2021
- Conference Call and Training of Media Representative
- Civil Society Organizations Draft Tool Review Virtual Workshop
- Media Draft Tool Review Virtual Workshop
- MDAs Consultative Meeting for Nigeria to join the Montreux Document Forum (MDF) and the International Code of Conduct Association (ICoCA)
- 1-Day Training Workshop on Development of Private Security Companies Procurement Policy
- 1-Day Training Workshop on Review and Development of Internal Documents of Private Security Companies
- The Private Security Governance Challenges and the Relevance of International Norms and Best Practices: Capacity Building Workshop for CSOs and Media
- Public Presentation/Launching Event of the Toolkit: “Private Security Governance Challenges And The Relevance Of International Norms And Best Practices: A Guide For Civil Society And Media”
- Advocacy Visits and Meetings Under The Project
EVENTS AND PROGRAM PARTICIPATED BY AFRILAW IN 2021
- African Coalition for Corporate Accountability Membership Consultation and Conference 2021
- African Coalition for Corporate Accountability (ACCA) 2021 General Assembly
- 2-Day Public Dissemination of Study Reports on Court Monitoring Findings on the compliance of the ACJA 2015 and Report of Round 2 Survey on the Implementation of ACJA 2015
- Court Monitoring for the Panel of Inquiry on Police Brutality and Extra-judicial killings in Enugu State
- European Union Agent For Citizen-Driven Transformation (EU-ACT) Programme
Invited Events And Programmes Participated by AFRILAW in 2021
- Stakeholders Roundtable Meeting on Human Rights
- Second Safe Training for Media and CSOs:
- Nationally Determined Contribution Revision Process Update for South-East Society Organization
- Third Quarter Meeting of the National working Group on Voluntary Principle 2021
- National Business and Human Rights Roundtable
- Launch of Model Drug Law Explainer
- Virtual Panel Discussion on the Human Rights Impact of Use of Force and Regulatory Responses
- Panel Discussion and Movie Screening
- Regional CSO Consultation on the Third Revised Draft of the Legally Binding Instrument on Business and Human Rights
- Baseline Study of Private Security Regulation in the ECOWAS Region
- Leigh Day’s State of Business and Human Rights Today Program
THE 2020 AFRILAW PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES
- Promoting Accountability and Transparency In The Administration Of Criminal Justice System In Nigeria Project 2018-2020.
- Research and Evaluation of Water In African Law (RENEWAL) Project From 2018-2020
- Nigeria Montreux Document (MD) and International Code of Conduct for Private Security Providers (ICoC) Roundtable
- Conference for Civil Society Organization
- Nigeria Private Security Industry Law Review
- Monitoring The Panel Of Inquiry On Police Brutality And Extra-Judicial Killings
- Enugu State Community Women Land Rights Forum
- Business Conflict And Human Right Network (BCHR)
Events and Programs Participated by AFRILAW
- UNODC Training for CIND Officials and Zonal Focal Points
- Southeast Media Forum On Drug Control
Invited Events and Programs Participated by AFRILAW in 2020
- Avocats sans frontier one-day roundtable for stakeholders in Enugu
- African Land Forum 2020
- Infectious Diseases, Drug Use And Achieving Sdg3 Forum
- Cim Programme Migration And Diaspora
- One Stakeholders Meeting to Discuss Findings on Factors that Militate Against Women Participation in Politics in Enugu State.
2019 AFRILAW PROJECTS AND PROGRAMMES
Promoting Accountability and Transparency in the Administration of Criminal Justice System in Nigeria Project in 2019
Research and Evaluation of Nexuses of the Exploitation of Water in African Law (RENEWAL) Project in 2019
2019 Global Day of Action and Support Do Not Punish Campaign Programme
Baseline Study on Private Security Governance in Nigeria Project 2018-2019
EVENTS AND PROGRAMMES PARTICIPATED BY AFRILAW IN 2019
Advocacy Workshop on the Use of the Model Drug Law and the Dakar Appeal
Spotlight Initiative Inception Meeting for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls Project
National Project Working Group on Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015
West and Central Africa Regional Platform on Risk Reduction (DRR) on HIV, TB and Other Comorbidites in Drug Consumers
Regional Capacity Building Workshop on FPIC, Access to Remedy and UN Treaty Process on Business and Human Rights (BHR)
Roundtable on Civil Society Organisations Collaboration with Administration of Criminal Justice Monitoring Committee (ACJMC)
4th Biennial National Symposium on Drugs and Drugs Policy in Nigeria
6th Annual General Meeting of African Coalition for Corporate Accountability (ACCA)
Private Security Governance Observatory Steering Committee Meeting
Civil Society Sensitization Workshop on the West Africa Model Drug Law
Criminal Justice Forum
12th Inter- Ministerial Drug Coordinating Committee (IMDCC) Meeting of ECOWAS Member States
6th Annual General Assembly of the International Code of Conduct for Private Security Service Providers Association (ICoCA)
Africa Land Forum (ALF) and Regional Assembly (RA) of Members of the International Land Coalition (ILC)
Impact Assessment Town Hall Meeting and Establishment of SCRAP-C Support System
Informal Lunch Meeting on Civil Society & Private Security Governance
12th Meeting of the Nigerian Working Group on the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights
12th Annual National Environmental Congress
Training Workshop on Evidence Based Reporting of Corruption
NPP CSOs/NHRC Monthly Meetings
Other AFRILAW Initiatives:
– Men United for Gender Justice in Nigeria Initiative (MenUnited)
– BHRAfrica Advisory Services
2018 AFRILAW PROJECTS AND PROGRAMMES
Promoting Accountability and Transparency in the Administration of Criminal Justice System in Nigeria Project 2018-2020:
Research and Evaluation of Nexuses of the Exploitation of Water in African Law (RENEWAL) Project from 2018-2020
Project Implementation-Phase One (January-December 2018)
Project Activities
- Collection of Federal and States Government Water related Laws, Policies, Regulations, Standards, and Strategies
- Cataloguing of Collected Federal and States Government Water related Laws, Policies, Regulations, Standards, and Strategies
- 2018 Global Day of Action and Support Do Not Punish Campaign Programme and Launching of WADPN Nigeria Chapter
- Baseline Study on Private Security Governance in Nigeria Project 2018-2019
Events and Programmes Participated by AFRILAW
- Monitoring the Criminal Justice Administration Reform Process in Nigeria Project/Civil Society Observatory on Administration of Criminal Justice in Nigeria:
- Nigerian Policing Programme (NPP)
- Remedy is the Reason Campaign
- Equator Banks, Act!’ Campaign
- Access to Corporate Justice and Grievance Mechanisms
- Human Rights in Development Financing
- Human Rights Defenders in Development
- Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Advocacy/Nigeria SDG 16 Campaign
INVITED EVENTS AND PROGRAMMES PARTICIPATED BY AFRILAW IN 2018
- Stakeholders Roundtable to Validate Report of Nigeria Police Budget Process and Resource Allocation
- Steering Committee Meeting and Private Security Governance Observatory Annual Conference 2018
- Global Land Forum & Assembly of Members 2018
- Administration of Criminal Justice Act Monitoring Committee (ACJMC) Strategic Planning Retreat
- African Coalition for Corporate Accountability (ACCA) 2018 General Assembl
- African Development Bank (AfDB) – Civil Society Forum 2018
- Network on Business Conflict and Human Rights (BCHR Network) 7th Annual Conference
- International Code Of Conduct Association (ICoCA) 5th Annual General Assembly
- Community Policing Framework Domestication Forum
- CSOs/NHRC Dialogue on the State of Human Rights in Nigeria
- Regional Conference on Business and Human Rights: “Access To Legal Remedy”
- Training for Lawyers on Strategic Impact Litigation
- Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Forum
- UN Power for All: Demonstration Project
- Stakeholders’ Forum to Validate & Adopt Draft Protocol on Arrest, Search, Detention and Bail
- UN Forum on Business and Human Rights
- Stakeholders’ Workshop for National Drug Threat Assessment
- WADPN Network Meeting and Capacity Development Session
- Stakeholders Forum for Security and Justice Reform Programme (SJRP)
- ILC Rangelands Initiative Platform Global Gathering
- CSO Strategy Meeting on AfDB Model on Development, Gender and Accountability
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