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In certain regions of Myanmar, arranged marriages for children who are not yet of age still occur as part of traditional customs. While these practices are deeply rooted in culture, it’s important for guardians to understand the potential psychological harm they may be unintentionally causing their children. ‼️ To address this, raising mental health awareness is crucial, helping parents and guardians become more aware of how such traditions could impact their children’s emotional and mental wellbeing. Promoting mental health education can encourage more thoughtful decisions that prioritize the child’s long-term happiness and mental health. ✅

October 2:INTERNATIONAL NON-VIOLENCE DAY "Embracing Peace, Rejecting Violence. Let's create a world where love conquers all" Today we commemorate the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, a champion of non violence and peaceful resistance. International Non-Violence Day is a call to action, reminding us that violence only leads to more violence, while non violence has the power to transform conflicts and bring about lasting peace. Non violence is not just the absence of violence. It is a proactive approach to resolving conflicts, promoting understanding and respecting human rights. It requires courage empathy and determination. On this day CHRDA celebrates all efforts made by people all around the world to resolve conflicts in non violent ways and calls for a stop to the violence being perpetrated in Cameroon in all forms. #chrda #NonViolenceDay #Ghandi #nonviolence

DID YOU KNOW? That the first female to become a Senior Advocate of Nigeria is Chief Folake Solanke SAN CON in the year 1981. #nbalagos #didyouknow #didyouknowfacts #legalhistory #senioradvocateofnigeria #nigerianbarassociation #nigerianlawyers #premierbar #reels #legalprofession #lawyerlife

Bani-Meqdad, M. A. (2024). The Crime of Genocide Considering International Humanitarian Law. Pakistan Journal of Criminology, 16(2). Abstract: Obtaining justice for individuals from different groups in the international community is a fundamental human right. Because of this, the United Nations has consistently recognized genocide as an international crime that is denied by everyone and for which those who commit it should be held accountable. Consequently, genocide falls under the purview of international criminal courts; however, its definition, elements of criminal liability, distinction from other international crimes, and standards used by the court to classify genocide crimes must all be defined. Understanding the elements of the crime is essential. These crimes damage humanity and jeopardize global peace and security, which makes it necessary to establish international courts with the authority to prosecute the perpetrators of these crimes. Genocide is not something that typically happens overnight or without warning. It is, in fact, a deliberate strategy. Genocide has a considerable impact on future generations. It has a detrimental effect on the safety and security of the population in neighboring areas because its consequences extend beyond the borders of the devastated country. For instance, the genocide in Rwanda is still being felt today in many ways, both inside the nation and among its neighbors, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's eastern territories. Keywords: Crime, gatherings, humanity, genocide, homicide, race, criminal court Prof. PLO Lumumba, Joshua iii Marara Maponga, Maazi Obinna Agommuo, Chester Higgins. HE Dr. Arikana Chihombori MD, FAAFP, Geoffrey Anoliefo Hilary I. Inyang, Ọládélé Dosunmu, Alexandra Tchomte, Mayowa J. Michael, ACIB #africa #drc #democraticrepublicofcongo

Once the journey of life comes to its inevitable end, the task of laying one’s dearly departed to rest becomes an essential and sacred responsibility. The right to bury loved ones, grounded in a rich tapestry of cultural, religious, social and legal traditions, is a fundamental aspect of human dignity and compassion. It is a right that transcends borders, beliefs, and backgrounds, underscoring a shared value across humanity. In the recently released Legal & Kenyan, #ourveryown Deputy Managing Partner John Mbaluto, FCIArb, Senior Associate Claire Mwangi and Associate Stacie Manani analyse the right to bury the deceased, exploring the legal dimensions through the precedent set by Courts in Kenya. Read more here: https://shorturl.at/ltHOV Get a copy of Legal & Kenyan Issue 19 here: https://shorturl.at/cEHT0 Explore John's profile here: https://shorturl.at/afhBV Explore Claire's profile here: https://shorturl.at/gxAIL Explore Stacie's profile here: https://shorturl.at/otBR1 #LegalandKenyan #LegalandKenyanIssue19 #Succession #FamilyLaw #ProbateProcess

Abductees' Mothers Association invites you to join them for the release of the investigative report, "Witness Memory." This important event will delve into the report's findings and feature a panel of experts who will discuss the critical issue of detention conditions in Yemen. Together, we aim to highlight these pressing concerns and advocate for the hashtag #rights of detainees. #HumanRights #Yemen #DetaineeRights #WitnessMemory #InvestigativeReport #Advocacy #Justice #DetentionConditions

As we mark 25 years of democracy in Nigeria, let us remember the sacrifices of those who fought for our freedom and the courage of those who continue to defend our rights. May their legacy continue to inspire us to build a better future for ourselves and for generations to come. #fon #nigeriademocracyday #democracyday