UNHCR Nigeria
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UNHCR Nigeria
@unhcrnigeria - 15/02/2023
Governments typically guarantee citizens' basic human rights & physical security. However, when people are forcibly displaced, this safety net vanishes. Providing emergency assistance is often the first step toward long-term protection. #RememberNENigeria #NigeriaHRP2023 https://t.co/rVywYgxVxN
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UNHCR Nigeria
@unhcrnigeria - 15/02/2023
Ahead of the launch of #NigeriaHRP2023, UN Agencies & Humanitarian partners today visited the Labondo local Integration Project, which is designed to sustainably enhance the recovery, resilience, & self-reliance of 2,700 forcibly displaced people in Adamawa #RememberNENigeria https://t.co/zwssMhzV4f
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@unhcrnigeria - 10/02/2023
Education is a fundamental right for all, including those forced to flee. Last week, at St. Peter’s Primary School, Cross River State, @refugees 🇳🇬 & @ProFuturo_ launched a digital education programme to provide refugee & host community children with a well-rounded education. https://t.co/1QWSVXdVMW
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@unhcrnigeria - 04/02/2023
We’re delighted to see refugees take part in the #LagosMarathon2023 for the first time. This kind of opportunity allows the rest of the world to witness firsthand the enormous power of sport in fostering an inclusive & equal world. Thk you @followlasg for standing #WithRefugees https://t.co/MIfezIgCzT
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@unhcrnigeria - 03/02/2023
“The film explores how human traffickers come to entice those experiencing forced migration,” says filmmaker & UNHCR High Profile Supporter, Judith Audu on the @unhcrnigeria facilitated premiere of her anti-trafficking film, Dangerous Hope in Abuja, yesterday. https://t.co/tPhLYMZVEG
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@unhcrnigeria - 03/02/2023
“Human trafficking remains a huge issue of concern, & social media channels are now used as potent tools by traffickers to recruit & exploit their victims,” says NAPTIP boss, Dr. Waziri as she warned of the increased dangers of cyber-trafficking, at the premiere of Dangerous Hope https://t.co/LNu7zfnrpA
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@unhcrnigeria - 03/02/2023
“Human trafficking is expanding at scale in Nigeria, and sensitisation programmes like these [through films] cannot be over-emphasised. We need to learn from the regrettable experiences of trafficked victims,” - Hajia Sadiya Umar Farouq, Minister for @FMHDSD https://t.co/XE609q11yo
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@unhcrnigeria - 03/02/2023
The Minister of Women Affairs, @PaulineKTallen urged Nigerians to speak out against the deadly issue of human trafficking. "There is an urgent need to intensify anti-crime advocacy & to educate our communities," she said at the premiere of the anti-trafficking film Dangerous Hope https://t.co/XaGuctLiOQ
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@unhcrnigeria - 03/02/2023
RT @UN_Nigeria: "Advocacy activities such as the launch of "Dangerous Hope" a short film by @unhcrnigeria & @naptipnigeria create awareness…
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