The Committee for the Defence of Human Rights (CDHR), a leading human rights organization in Nigeria, is gearing up for its highly anticipated Annual General Conference (AGC).
The event, which promises to bring together delegates from all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, is expected to be a landmark gathering focused on pressing human rights issues in the country.
Scheduled to kick off at 10:00 am, on Saturday , January 24, 2026, the AGC will provide a platform for stakeholders to engage in critical discussions, share experiences, and chart a way forward for promoting and protecting human rights in Nigeria.
CDHR president, Debo Adeniran ,extends invitation to media representatives to cover the event and help amplify the important issues that will be discussed.
The CDHR is a prominent Nigerian non-governmental organization (NGO) formed in 1989 to advocate for fundamental human rights, promote democracy, and provide legal aid for victims,.
The group is known for its grassroots activism, human rights education, and campaigns against abuses, especially in Nigeria’s struggle for genuine democracy.
