The Right to Marry and Found a Family: Constitutional Dimensions The right to marry and to found a family stands as a cornerstone of human dignity and societal structure. Far from being a mere social convention, it is increasingly recognized as a fundamental human right, deeply embedded within constitutional frameworks across the globe and enshrined […]

The Constitution and Rights of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Nigeria: A Comprehensive Analysis Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) represent one of the most vulnerable populations globally, and Nigeria, unfortunately, bears a significant burden of internal displacement. Millions of Nigerians have been forced to flee their homes due to a confluence of factors, primarily armed conflict […]

Enforcing the Right to Shelter: Is It Constitutionally Guaranteed? The concept of “shelter” often evokes the most basic human need – a roof over one’s head, a safe haven from the elements, a place to call home. But beyond this fundamental understanding, lies a complex legal and socio-economic debate: Is the right to shelter a […]