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December 2, 2009
November 30, 2009
We are approaching the 250 signature milestone which will trigger a formal request for a meeting with the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development. Please direct your contacts to the petition link now so we reach this threshold before the end of the current work week.
November 26, 2009
The scale of this response confirms the necessity of our push for immediate state intervention. I am currenty drafting a formal demand letter for the Ministry of Justice to ensure this case remains at the top of their agenda. Our next move involves coordinating with legal advocates to track the progress of the investigation.
Reached 100 supporters
November 23, 2009
6 Comments
Stop the violence against our women! She was just wearing her uniform. This is crazy.
The government needs to wake up and protect our sisters. How can you send corps members to dangerous areas without any security? Justice for Grace.
SO HEARTBREAKING. Rest in peace Grace. The people who did this must pay.
Praying for her family. I hope the police actually do their jobs this time and bring them to justice.
Unacceptable. Every single day women are suffering. Nigeria has to change their laws now.
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Reached 250 supporters
December 2, 2009
November 30, 2009
We are approaching the 250 signature milestone which will trigger a formal request for a meeting with the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development. Please direct your contacts to the petition link now so we reach this threshold before the end of the current work week.
November 26, 2009
The scale of this response confirms the necessity of our push for immediate state intervention. I am currenty drafting a formal demand letter for the Ministry of Justice to ensure this case remains at the top of their agenda. Our next move involves coordinating with legal advocates to track the progress of the investigation.
Reached 100 supporters
November 23, 2009
6 Comments
This is completely sickening. A young woman serving her country and treated like this? Find these men and put them in jail for life.
Stop the violence against our women! She was just wearing her uniform. This is crazy.
The government needs to wake up and protect our sisters. How can you send corps members to dangerous areas without any security? Justice for Grace.
SO HEARTBREAKING. Rest in peace Grace. The people who did this must pay.
Praying for her family. I hope the police actually do their jobs this time and bring them to justice.
Unacceptable. Every single day women are suffering. Nigeria has to change their laws now.
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This is completely sickening. A young woman serving her country and treated like this? Find these men and put them in jail for life.