Governor Abba Kabir-Yusuf described the initiative as a defining moment in the state’s efforts to build a more inclusive and prosperous society.
The Bauchi government has launched a two-day training programme on gender-based violence for secondary school students.
Stakeholders have rallied psychosocial support for children affected by crises in Katsina, aimed at helping them cope with trauma and emotional distress.
The CRA of 2003 is a Nigerian law that guarantees the protection of the rights of children.
There is the need for full implementation of the Compulsory Treatment Law, 2020 across health institutions in the state.
Mrs Radda said the day served as a global reminder of the ongoing struggle for gender equity.
The Katsina government has trained at least 34 traditional birth attendants to combat maternal and child mortality.
Ms Kabir-Buba described GBV as a phenomenon transcending social, economic and geographic borders.
Mr Schmale reiterated that there was a need to secure commitments from governments.
She added that the beneficiaries comprised adolescent girls’ survivors of Gender Based Violence (GBV), Vesico Vaginal Fistula (VVF) and persons with disabilities in Sokoto.
