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Residential homes to be reduced — Social Welfare Director

Court remands dry cleaner for sexually assaulting 8-year-old pupil in Niger

A Chief Magistrate Court, Minna, has remanded a 40 year-old-man, Ismaila Yahaya in Minna Correctional Centre for allegedly raping eight-year-old, Khadijat Abdullahi of Ayishi area of Bosso

CAMSE Kits Help Calm Children During Emergencies

Parents of children with sensory issues know to use special techniques to help keep them calm. When they go off to school, teachers may not have the proper tools to communicate with special needs children.

CAMSE Kits Help Calm Children During Emergencies

Parents of children with sensory issues know to use special techniques to help keep them calm. When they go off to school, teachers may not have the proper tools to communicate with special needs children.

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FOUND CHILD: Kansas City police asking for help finding family of child that was dropped off at family center

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LaTonya Myers (Credit: Yoni Brook) LaTonya “T.” Myers, Activist and Bail Navigator, Defender Association  Formerly incarcerated person-turned-activist and the first-ever Bail Navigator for the Defender Association of Philadelphia, a position to help those arrested navigate the bail review system.  Prior to joining the Defender Association, Myers’s life was upended while she sat in jail saddled with a $1,500 bail that she couldn’t afford to pay. She’d been in and out of the system for much of her life, but the issue of unaffordable bail and pretrial incarceration turned her onto activism. Gave out what she called the Probation Awards, a ceremony recognizing people “doing their best to do good, but living under constant threat of incarceration.”

Ending Gender Based Violence in Ghana, A Responsibility for All Citizens

Ending Gender Based Violence in Ghana, A Responsibility for All Citizens By Abiba Asoma Listen to article As we celebrate mother’s day today, it is important that we remind ourselves of the ordeal most women go through in their marital homes and seek ways to address this menace which has consistently been on the increase despite all interventions by various agencies over the last two decades. Gender based violence is in two fold, but women most often fall prey to this social misconduct. Violence against women comes in various forms including; social violence, physical violence, psychological violence, economic violence and sexual violence. Report from the Ghana statistical service indicates that psychological violence has the highest percentage in Ghana.

Ending Gender-Based Violence in Ghana, A Responsibility for All Citizens

It is estimated that one in every three women in Ghana are likely to experience gender based violence and it is more prevalent in rural areas of the country. Also, Statistics from the Accra Regional Office of the Domestic Violence and Victim support Unit (DOVVSU) revealed that 31.9% of Ghanaian women faced at least one form of domestic violence in 2020. This figure could be more as most women are afraid to report abuse meted out to them by their partners. Several interventions have been initiated by various state agencies to address violence against women in the society. In 1998, the Ghana police service established the Women and Juvenile Unit which was later changed to Domestic Violence and Victim Support Unit in 2005.