Effective Administration Of Criminal Justice Workshop, Abuja, Nigeria

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Criminal justice system in Nigeria is fraught with inefficiencies starting with investigation of crimes, pre-trial delays and delays in the actual trials. These inefficiencies work against the rights of the suspects who are subjected to long periods of unlawful detention amongst other degrading and inhuman treatments which violates their fundamental human rights.
AGA-Africa in collaboration with the Kaduna State Ministry of Justice held an Effective Administration of Criminal Justice Workshop on 27th – 28th February, 2020 in Abuja, Nigeria.
The workshop brought together 80 participants from the Ministry of Justice, the Kaduna State Correctional Service, the Nigerian Police and the Kaduna State Judiciary.
It was tailored towards building capacity for the law enforcement agencies, the judiciary, lawyers and the general public on Effective Administration of Criminal Law and also creating awareness amongst the general public on standards to be expected from and within the criminal justice system in Nigeria.
The workshop was graced by Hon. Aisha Dikko, Attorney General of Kaduna State and Commissioner for Justice and Christopher Umar, Esq, Solicitor General, Kaduna State.

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