From Local to Global – Advocating for Human Rights in Nigeria
Listen to the latest episode of ‘Audio Alumni’ featuring MPPGA alumni Eseohe Ojo, where she talks about her work in advocating for human rights, as well as the importance of access to information in Covid-19 and Black Lives Matter.
How Can a Survivor-Centered Approach Address Sexual Violence?
MPPGA alumni Eseohe Ojo, Ravina Anand and Israa Noureddine co-wrote a piece on why policymaking needs to adapt a survivor-centric approach in addressing sexual violence, while acknowledging discursive gaps, context and cultural understandings.
Why #BlackLivesMatter is About the Right to Life
In the face of disregard of the human rights for Black people and the inherent violence against them, MPPGA alumni Eseohe Ojo says that the current protests are no surprise. Read more at OpenGlobalRights.