CALL FOR ACTION
RULAAC calls on IGP, PSC to end ‘indefinite detention, torture, extrajudicial killings’ of Imo residents at dungeon of Anti-Kidnapping Unit’s Tiger Base...
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RULE OF LAW AND ACCOUNTABILITY ADVOCACY CENTRE (RULAAC): URGENT HUMAN RIGHTS ALERT
RULAAC CALLS ON THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION TO END ROUTINE AND INDISCRIMINATE ARRESTS, INDEFINITE DETENTION INCOMMUNICADO IN DEHUMANIZING CONDITIONS; RUTHLESS TORTURE, EXTORTION, EXTRAJUDICIAL...
Learn moreCore human rights: Freedom of expression and media freedom in Nigeria.
This is following the news according to DAILYPOST after The National Broadcasting Commission, NBC has sternly warned Arise Television against the use of derogatory and incendiary remarks in its station: … a bid to educate the public on...
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State Of Nigeria At 63 – Okechukwu Nwanguma
October 1, 2023 marks 63 years of Nigeria’s independence from British colonial rule. 63 years after Nigeria’s independence and 24 years after the country returned to elective government after nearly 17 unbroken years of military...
Learn moreNBA-SARC Calls for Suspension of Area Commander Pending Investigation of Brutality Against Lawyer
Following the reports by The Nigerian Bar Association Security Agencies Relations Committee (NBA-SARC) having received disturbing news of an incident involving one of their colleagues, Chinaka Chigozie Esq., who suffered egregious mistreatment...
Learn more20 LAWYERS IN IKORODU VOLUNTEERING FOR THE POLICE DUTY SOLICITORS SCHEME RECEIVE SUPPORT FROM PROF. ISABELLA OKAGBUE
Lawyers in Ikorodu organized themselves under the Police Duty Solicitors Scheme (PDSS) to visit the Area N Police Command in Ijede to attend to suspects in detention. The Group of lawyers also accompanied magistrates in carrying out their...
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Peace and public hearing for victims of insecurity/crime and human rights violation in the South-East zone
The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre and various critical stakeholders has expressed fears that incessant killings, destructions of property and sacking of communities leading to devastating impacts on socio-economic and political...
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Parade of 100 Gay Suspects: RULAAC describes the actions of the police as ‘illegal and unprofessional law enforcement method that violates human dignity’.
The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) has expressed concerns over the manner in which the Delta Police Command handled the arrest of over 100 young people for allegedly carrying out a gay wedding ceremony in a hotel in...
Learn moreHow Armed Gang Under The Guise Of ESN/IPOB Took Over Imo Community, Killed Traditional Ruler, Security Personnel, Over 100 Others –Report
A report by the Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) on insecurity, crime and human rights violations in the Southeast region of Nigeria has revealed how armed persons that operate under the guise of the Indigenous People of...
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