Nigerian Senate Passes Bill Mandating 14-Year Jail Term for Sexual Harassment in Schools
The Nigerian Senate has approved a bill titled "Bill to Prevent and Prohibit Redress of Sexual Harassment of Students in Educational Institutions," mandating a 14-year jail term for individuals found guilty of sexual harassment in schools. The bill criminalizes various forms of sexual misconduct, including touching, solicitation of sexual favors, and sending explicit messages.
It also requires educational institutions to establish independent sexual harassment prohibition committees. The legislation aims to create a safe learning environment and deter unethical behavior among educational staff.
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