Human Rights – Let’s talk about it!
WIPSI Reflects on the International Human Rights Day Conference: Advancing Justice for Women in Crisis On December 10, 2024, the […]
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Breaking the Cycle of Recidivism: Insights from Experts on Legal, Educational, and Correctional Perspectives
The Women in Prison Support Initiative (WIPSI) recently hosted a thought-provoking webinar titled “Breaking the Cycle of Recidivism” on 30th August, 2024. This event brought together leading experts from the fields of law, academia, the judiciary, and corrections to discuss effective strategies for reducing recidivism and supporting the reintegration of former offenders into society.
WIPSI Awards Scholarships to 20 Indigent Students in Collaboration with Eddy and Gold Foundation
The Women in Prison Support Initiative (WIPSI) is proud to announce a momentous step towards empowering the future of our community. Through a collaborative effort with the Eddy and Gold Foundation, WIPSI has awarded scholarships to 20 indigents students. This initiative reflects our unwavering commitment to fostering positive change by promoting educational opportunities for individuals in need.
WIPSI Empowers Inmates with Shoe Sewing Machine Donation at Olokuta Correctional Centre, Akure
The Women in Prison Support Initiative (WIPSI) is proud to share the impact of our recent visit to the Akure Correctional Centre, held on Thursday, 22nd February, 2024. We were honored to be joined by esteemed guests, Retired Chief Judge Justice Akeredolu and Chief Mrs. Ojuolape, who lent their support and presence to this meaningful initiative.
WIPSI Walks for Justice with JAALS Foundation! ⚖
WIPSI is thrilled to have partnered with the incredible Justice Aderemi Annual Lecture Series (JAALS) Foundation on their impactful #Walk4Justice sensitization program, advocating for a more equitable justice system in Nigeria.
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WIPSI Access to Justice program with visits to the Chief Judge of Lagos state and Kirikiri Correctional Center.
Following our visit to the Female Custodial Centre, we were honored to make a courtesy visit to the Chief Judge of Lagos State, Honorable Justice Kazeem Alogba. During our meeting, we engaged in a fruitful discussion about the complex challenges faced within the prison system, as well as the promising opportunities for improvement.
Bridging Walls, Building Hope: WIPSI Visits Ondo Female Correctional Facility
On December 20th, 2023, the spirit of hope echoed through the corridors of the Ondo Female Correctional Facility. The Women in Prison Support Initiative (WIPSI), in its unwavering commitment to justice and empowerment, delivered a gift that promises to unlock doors – a printer and a laptop.
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Advancing Access to Justice for Vulnerable Individuals
The Women in Prison Support Initiative (WIPSI) recently took a proactive stance in raising awareness about the rights of individuals in incarceration, particularly women and children. As part of this effort, WIPSI organized a sensitization program at the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) Secretariat in Akure on August 23, 2023. The event brought together stakeholders in the legal community to discuss issues related to women and children who are being denied legal aid due to societal prejudices.
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Navigating the Landscape of Home-Based Violence
The Women in Prison Support Initiative (WIPSI) recently organized a virtual webinar as part of the UN 16 Days of Activism campaign, focusing on the complex landscapes of home-based violence and the judicial perspective. The event, hosted by Dr Yemisi Sosanya, attracted a large number of participants who actively engaged in the discussion.
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