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The Guardian Nigeria News·3 min read·medium

Again, NHRC raises concern over worsening human rights situation

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Ameh Ochojila
Again, NHRC raises concern over worsening human rights situation
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The National Human Rights Commission of Nigeria reported over 326,000 human rights complaints in June 2026, highlighting a surge in violence and child abuse. The report emphasizes the need for government accountability and notes that insecurity remains a major barrier to fundamental rights.

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It highlights a critical humanitarian crisis in Nigeria, serving as a call to action for policy reform and international intervention.

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The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has again raised fresh concerns over Nigeria’s worsening human rights situation, revealing that it received 326,113 complaints across the country in June 2026, with violations of the right to life emerging as the most prevalent abuse.

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