Gender Equality Resources for Nigerian Activists

Part of a series of interviews recorded at WLP International with WLP partners following transnational partners meeting, September 2015 (for

Part of a series of interviews recorded in conjunction with WLP public event, 'Challenges of Change: Religion, Secularism and Rights'.

Part of a series of interviews focusing on best practices for activists and human rights organizations with speakers and panelists of WLP's

Sindi Medar Gould, then Executive Director of WLP Nigeria/BAOBAB for Women's Human Rights (BAOBAB), describes her organization's mentoring

Bunmi Diplo-Salami, of BAOBAB for Women's Human Rights (BAOBAB), speaks on the state of women's rights in Nigeria and BAOBAB's work in the

Ayesha Imam, then head of WLP Nigeria/BAOBAB for Women's Human Rights (BAOBAB), talks about specific ways that Information and

Ayesha Imam, founder and former executive director of WLP Nigeria/BAOBAB for Women's Human Rights, discusses women's participation in

Thoraya Obaid talks briefly on the need for open dialogue with women who are against the advancement of women's rights before introducing

Violence Against Persons Prevention Act of the Federal Republic of Nigeria of 2015 

A Law to Provide Protection Against Domestic Violence and Connected Purposes, Lagos State of Nigeria, 2007

Nigeria Child Rights Act No.26 of 2003

The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria of 1999, with amendments through 2011.

Chapter III of the Federal Constitution of Nigeria, 1999

As part of WLP’s global Equality Starts in the Family campaign and advocacy activities on the 2019 Day of Families as part of the Equality

WLP's documentary It's Up to Us explores the interconnected threats to human security. 

A panel discussion from WLP's symposium, Leading to Change: Eliminating Violence Against Women in Muslim Societies. Panelists from

This video presents Panel 1 from WLP's The World We Seek conference. Four panelists share their vision of universal human rights and how

This audio recording includes the second part of a panel discussion from WLP's event, Leading to Choices: Women's Leadership and

This audio recording includes the first part of a panel discussion from WLP's event, Leading to Choices: Women's Leadership and

This video presents the first panel, response from Dr. Bachelet, and an audience Q&A at Celebrating UN Women: The Way Forward, a symposium

WLP hosted a virtual webinar Women Leading with Courage in Times of Crisis on April 28, 2020. 

The first of two panel discussions taking place during WLP's conference, 2020 Vision: Mobilizing for Women's Rights and Ending Violence

Five interviews with African women from different women's rights non-governmental organizations (NGOs) across Africa who participated in the

Merle Collins of Grenada presents her poetry at WLP's Lifelines: The Literature of Women's Human Rights, 2002, American University.

A discussion on the relationship between international security and human rights, and women's leadership in the Muslim world as a positive

A continued discussion on the relationship between international security and human rights, and women's leadership in the Muslim world as a

This video is a compilation of interview clips and footage segments from the Cultural Boundaries and Cyber Spaces conference in June 2000

A panel discussion from WLP's symposium, Leading to Change: Eliminating Violence Against Women in Muslim Societies. Panelists from Morocco

Women of Substance is a documentary film about different groups of grassroots women's rights activists and their fight to increase access to