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NBA, UNICEF Launch Free Legal Services for Vulnerable Children

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The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) have launched a partnership aimed at expanding access to free legal services for vulnerable children in Nigeria. �

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The initiative is designed to help children who may be unable to access justice because of poverty, abuse, exploitation, neglect or other circumstances that leave them particularly vulnerable.

Through the partnership, children and families who need legal assistance will be connected with pro bono legal practitioners, helping vulnerable children better understand and exercise their rights.

The collaboration highlights the importance of combining legal protection and child welfare services to ensure that children who experience abuse or other violations can access justice and appropriate support.

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