Chibok and the scourge of enforced disappearance
Toyin Ojora-Saraki Founder-President, The Wellbeing Foundation Africa writes in advocacy for missing- enforced disappearance of the Chibok girls of Borno State, and the need for collective action…
See- “As we mark the International Day for Enforced Disappearances this week, the Wellbeing Foundation Africa continues to advocate not only for the secure release of the Chibok girls, but for all access to safe and quality education for children to be protected. We also call for the health and wellbeing of all retrieved girls, and indeed all displaced persons, to be compassionately and appropriately managed by Governments, NGOs and other international organisations who have all committed to protecting the safety, sanctity and dignity of mankind everywhere.
Through the use of public health records, we can monitor and evaluate the health and psychological condition of every released victim of enforced disappearance in Nigeria – not only to ensure they are physically well, but in order to identify needs, and ensure they receive any and all necessary psycho-social support.”
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