Human Rights Commission seeks strict legislation to ban cultism in schools

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The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, has called for strict legislation to ban cultism in the country's institutions of learning.

The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, has called for strict legislation to ban cultism in the country's institutions of learning. The commission suggested that the legislation be made in such a way that it will not affect the rights of the student population in forming societies and organisations that promote human rights as well as intellectual curiosity and diversity.

Cult-related violence leads to the loss of innocent lives, shattered families and devastated communities as cultists operate with impunity. The dashboard also showed that a total of 2011 killings were recorded in April out of which, 82 are attributed to bandits alone, while 99 cases of kidnapping were recorded with North -West region leading with 74 in April and added that 13 security and law enforcement agents were also killed in April.

 

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