The campaign of repression by a special force of the government of the Nigerian city of Calabar against street children has sparked outrage after several children were reportedly tied up and beaten. Activists claim that children need protection and support, not punishment, while people who experienced this situation demonstrate that it is possible to have a second chance.
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The campaign of repression by a special force of the government of the Nigerian city of Calabar against street children has sparked outrage after several children were reportedly tied up and beaten. Activists claim that children need protection and support, not punishment, while people who experienced this situation demonstrate that it is possible to have a second chance.