September 21, 2022
This week, CSAAE ADVOCATES – a team of pro bono lawyers working with CSAAE to advocate for human rights, rule of law, good governance, and anticorruption in the South East – will visit correctional centers in the South East to identify and fight for the release of youths detained unjustly because of their involvement in the #endsars protest.
There are many reasons why the EndSARS movement is important to us. The movement signifies freedom from political tyranny, corruption, poverty, and injustice. This is why
Soro-Soke/ Park-Well project was borne out of the need to sustain the conversation to end police brutality in society and maintain peaceful co-existence between the police and young Nigerians.
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With support from you, CSAAE can expand its program activities and deepen the positive impact they have on Africa’s youth who have the power to shape more positive futures for themselves and others
CSAAE is a registered NGO in Nigeria; a 501(c3) nonprofit in the United States; an organization in special consultative status with the United Nations’ ECOSOC and former representative of African CSOs at the World Bank & IMF. The Centre carries out its operations from its head office in Nigeria, with technical support from its U.S. office