”In January, we received 169,850 complaints from our 38 offices, a stark reminder that human rights violations persist in diverse forms and at an alarming scale,” he said.
The National Human Rights Commission has urged Abia residents to report all cases of human rights violations to it for necessary action.
Mr Ojukwu said, “As we explore the data, let us not lose sight of the human stories behind these numbers.’’
“We demand a thorough and transparent investigation into this incident and call for the soldier involved to be held accountable,” said NHRC.
“Hate speeches often target the most vulnerable in our societies and minorities.”
Trouble erupted in the community on Thursday when the youths allegedly set ablaze the house of their kinsman, John Ekpono.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Friday expressed concern over the rising cases of human rights violations in April.
Mr Fagbemi said the government would continue to provide an environment enabling the commission to strive to protect the rights of Nigerians.
“In many parts of the world today, we are faced with numerous social, political, economic and conflict related challenges.’’
‘‘Men should allow their wives to do business to improve on the socioeconomic development of the family.’’
