FOMWAN Demands Release of Abducted Jigawa Minor for Transparent Investigation
The Federation of Muslim Women's Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) is advocating for the immediate release of Walida Abdullahi, a teenage girl from Jigawa State who went missing two years ago and was reportedly abducted and converted to Christianity. Despite a recent court ruling against the alleged perpetrators, Walida remains unlawfully detained.
FOMWAN emphasizes the need for child protection, justice, and transparency in the investigation process. The organization calls for the reunification of Walida with her parents and urges relevant authorities to ensure compliance with court orders and uphold human rights.
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