In their relentless effort to curb femicide in Nigeria, the DOHS Cares Foundation again embarked on a demonstration march to the Lagos State House of Assembly to protest against Femicide in Nigeria on the 30th of August 2024. This is coming on the heels of their live Femicide Dashboard unveiling which took place on the […]
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“46 Women and Girls have been Murdered by their Husband/Ex-Husband, Relative or acquaintances in the first half of 2024”. This disclosure was made at the Live Femicide Dashboard unveiling by the DOHS Cares Foundation on the 15th of August 2024. The Organization has been combating and re-framing Femicide in Nigeria from a private matter to
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DOHS Cares Foundation’s march to criminalize femicide in Nigeria In a bid to tackle the negative trend of Femicide (an intentional killing of women, primarily by men with a gender motive, characterized by a history of domestic violence and sexual abuse) in Nigeria, the DOHS Cares for Vulnerable Women and Children Foundation has established a
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As part of its strategies to end Femicide in Nigeria, The DOHS Cares for Vulnerable Women and Children Foundation is calling on the States and the National assembly to develop a bill on Femicide which will be presented to its host state, Lagos state House of Assembly through a protest march on the 4th of April
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On the occasion of the 2023 international day of the Girl Child, 11th October 2023, A Non Governmental Organization, the DOHS Cares for Vulnerable Women and Children Foundation has created a new Club and Society across Government Secondary Schools in Lagos State called Club Therapy. The Organization carried out Sensitization activities in Bola Ige millennium Senior
