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There were also other consultative fora where JDPC Onitsha was recognized as a relevant stakeholder to contribute ideas for effective programming. For instance, in March, JDPC Onitsha was invited for […]
JDPC Onitsha successfully observed the February 23, and March 9, National and State elections respectively with a team of JDPC roving and station observers in the target communities and LGAs […]
Before the General Elections 2019, INEC shortlisted JDPC as one of the domestic election observers in Nigeria. Consequently, JDPC Onitsha trained and deployed over 500 observers across 10 LGAs (Anambra […]
In preparation of the 2019 General Elections, JDPC Onitsha carried out massive campaign on: Promoting violence free elections Reducing voter apathy Awareness on election procedures and INEC preparations Promoting One […]
Objectives: i. To build active citizens that will hold duty bearers to account. ii. To facilitate duty bearers’ responsiveness to service through mobilization and advocacy. iii. To build partnerships and give voice to the voiceless through sensitization and rights education.
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This year’s theme highlighted efforts to make education more inclusive and accessible for all youth, including efforts by youth themselves. Rooted in Goal 4 of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – to “ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.” In Nigeria, the UN’s theme for the 2019 IYD “Transforming Education” was localized by Nigeria Youth SDG to “Amplifying Youth Voices for the SDGs.” This program which was done to simplify the understanding of SDGs in Nigeria, was organized by Justice, Development and Peace/Caritas (JDPC) Onitsha in partnership with Development Centre for Orientation, Discovery and Empowerment (DeCODE) and Pro-Value Human Foundation (PHF), Nigeria.
JDPC Onitsha engages in legal assistance and legal aid services for awaiting trial suspects at correction centers and public interest litigations. We have given hope to inmates who have regained freedom by carrying out economic rehabilitation and social reintegration processes while soliciting for permanent means of livelihood for them.
Victims of GBV are not to be blamed but the perpetrators needs to face the music.
