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CEE-HOPE INTERACTIVE
by CEE-HOPE INTERACTIVE
This podcast features a number of series mirroring the plights and aspirations of Nigerian women and children on a variety of issues. Ranging from a focus on the rising incidences of domestic violence against women in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic to how children and young people have fared in the same pandemic, these series come raw, are authentic, and brought you in the voices of the typically unheard, marginalised and forgotten majority. You would love what you hear.But we would love it even more if these voices are heard far and near and that much needed change comes as a result.
Episodes
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END FGM INTERVIEW WITH DR. PRINCESS, GENDER ADVOCATE, SURVIVOR
This episode of our podcast show on 'End the Cutting Culture', features leading sexuality and women and children's rights advocate, Dr. Princess Olufemi-Kayode. Dr. Olufemi-Kayode who is the founder of the non-governmental group, Media Concern for Women and Children (MEDIACON), speaks…
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FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION: A SURVIVOR SPEAKS
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is one of the worst forms of violence perpetuated against women and girls in several parts of the world especially in Africa. It entails the forceful and brutal destruction of their sexuality in the name of culture. Yet, it is someone who has undergone FGM that…
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DEBBIE ARIYO: FIGHTING FGM IN THE UK
In honour of the kick-off of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, we are launching our new series which highlights the injustices of the Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) practice in Nigeria. To headline this series and this day is the distinguished Debbie Ariyo, OBE…
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Episode 12: Feedback from our Listeners
In the last couple of months, through this podcast series we have focused on 'The Rights of Domestic Workers in Nigeria'. The reactions to the series have been very impressive and indeed inspiring. Clearly the issues raised in the various episodes were not only germaine, many people feel it was a...
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Episode 11: How COVID-19 Drives Human Trafficking
The disruptive impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the global economy is well known. What many people do not know is how it also drives human trafficking and worsens the state of people involved in domestic work. Many are caught up in a web of violence whereas they bear the brunt of the pressures...
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Episode 10: Domestic Work Deprives Children of Education
For so many young Nigerians serving as domestic workers, their work is not just a survivor quest, it is modern day slavery, the sort of servitude that deprives people of a meaningful future. Many are deprived of life-enhancing education in the course of rendering these services. On our latest...
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The Need for Unionising Among Domestic Workers in Nigeria (Part 2)
In this episode, we are still highlighting the vital need for unionism among domestic workers in Nigeria, we talk to leading labour and human rights activists, Hauwa Mustapha of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Jaye Gaskiya, eminent activist, and Barrister Chima William, the Executive Director of the...
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Episode on 'The Need for Unionism Among Domestic Workers in Nigeria'
Over the last couple of weeks we have looked predominantly at the plights of domestic workers in Nigeria. We have proffered solutions ranging from reporting abuse cases to seeking counseling. One major gap detected is the fact that domestic workers in Nigeria, unlike many other countries, do not...
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When Domestic Workers Harm Their Employers (Part 2)
As a follow-up to the last episode on 'When Domestic Workers Harm Their Employers', we are presenting the second part of that heated discourse. We speak to employers of domestic workers who have had ugly experiences as well as a family therapist and sexuality expert, Dr. Princess Olufemi-Kayode....
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EPISODE 6: WHEN DOMESTIC WORKERS HARM THEIR EMPLOYERS
This series has focused so far on the multifaceted abuses of domestic workers ranging from sexual abuse to outright murder. This time we are turning the table slightly to ask 'are domestic workers angels?' We are throwing a searchlight on the harms done by domestic workers on their employers and...
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THE ‘OMO-ODO’ TRADITION IN NIGERIA: IN CONVERSATION WITH MS DEBBIE ARIYO, ANTI-TRAFFICKING ADVOCATE ON ABUSE OF DOMESTIC WORKERS
In this episode, we speak with United Kingdom-based Ms Debbie Ariyo (OBE), an eminent anti-trafficking advocate and Chief Executive Officer of AFRUCA , a UK charity and the BME (that is black and minority ethnic communities) Anti-Slavery Network (BASNET).through deprivation and various forms of...
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The Use of Children as Domestic Workers in Nigeria
Our latest episode looks at a sad reality -- the use of children as domestic workers in Nigeria. It is an ugly trend with poverty as the reinforcing factor despite the criminalization of the practice by all local and international laws on child's right and welfare. The International Labour...
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Sexual Abuse of Domestic Workers in Nigeria: Part 2
In the second episode of the series on the sexual abuse of domestic workers in Nigeria, we feature a number of robust expert opinions on the issue. It is clear that from the analysis and survivors’ narratives that this is an unspoken epidemic in the country deserving of serious attention by...
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Sexual Abuse of Domestic Workers in Nigeria: Survivor and Activists Speak
In the second episode of our series, we look at the rampant but often unspoken trend of the sexual abuse of domestic workers. We hear also from a survivor, Ms Yinka Kenny, a broadcast journalist and women and children’s rights activist as she narrates the traumatic one-year period in which, as a...
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The Plight of Domestic Workers in Nigeria: Any Way Forward?
Hi there! We are excited to bring your way another important and compelling series—the plight of domestic workers in Nigeria! Yes, ‘House helps are indeed Humans’! The abuse of domestic helps in Nigeria has been a long, tortuous and sometimes fatal reality, a silent epidemic, to put it mildly.…
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Children and COVID-19: Increase in Teenage Pregnancies During COVID-19
COVID-19 came along with a bagful of complications on all levels. One of them is a major spike in teenage pregnancies. A recent research by the International Rescue Committee, says as many as 152,000 Kenyan teenage girls became pregnant during the lockdown period, a 40 percent increase in the...
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Children and COVID-19: The Plight of Children with Special Needs
Our new episode focuses on the challenges that children and young persons are grappling with in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Though it is a tough time for everyone, they suffer disproportionately in terms of access to learning platforms, discrimination by health authorities, even lack of...
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Children and COVID-19: How Forced Evictions During COVID-19 Impact Children
In a trend which has spanned decades, the Lagos State Government routinely resorts to forced eviction of the urban poor. These harsh and illegal treatment of the urban poor impacts negatively on children and young people and most times alters their educational and multifacted dreams. The...
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Children and COVID-19: Violence Against Children Amidst the Pandemic (A Human Rights' Day Special)
This episode focuses on 'Violence Against Children' to mark the end of the #16DaysOfActivismAgainstGenderBasedViolence and in celebration of the global #HumanRightsDay (December 10, 2020). The COVID-19 pandemic and associated lockdown measures, economic depression and general instability has…
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Children and COVID-19: Educational Impact (Episode 2)
'According to UNICEF, a total of 188 countries have imposed countrywide school closures, affecting more than 1.6 billion children and youth, forcing more than two-thirds of countries to introduce national distance learning platforms, but among low-income countries the share is only 30 percent......
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Children and COVID-19: The Voices of Children
Children may not be the face of the pandemic yet they suffer greatly for the viral woe that has befallen our world. From the impacts of worsening family poverties, increased rates of child abuse to loss of school time, children worldwide have continued to feel the pang of the corona virus. The...
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6. Experts speak: Solutions against SGBV
The COVID-19 and The Virus of Domestic Violence Against Women is a podcast series of six episodes, and is made possible by the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung. Episode 6 concludes our series; we ask two institutional experts how they have been responding to sexual and gender-based violence in Nigeria,...
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5. Social Media use in reporting Domestic Violence in Nigeria
Episode 5 covers the use of social media in reporting domestic violence how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected rates of usage by Nigerians seeking help. More than half of the world’s total population (almost four billion people) currently uses social media. Nigeria has about 27 million active...
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4. International Widows Day: COVID-19 and Nigeria's widows
Episode 4 commemorates the UN International Widows Day, with a special focus on how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting Nigeria’s widows. The Global Fund for Widows has called COVID-19 “a widow-making machine,” as scientific evidence shows that more men than women are dying of the virus. Of about...
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3. Domestic worker Abuse: Survivors want justice
Episode 3 covers Domestic worker abuse in Nigeria, an ongoing threat to the lives and mental health of young women. There are at least 67 million adult domestic workers worldwide, and the International Labour Organisation adds that 80% of these workers are women. In Nigeria, most domestic workers...
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2. Spousal Rape – victims speak
Episode 2 takes on the subject of spousal rape, which occurs when a spouse forces the other to take part in sexual acts without the other’s consent. Unfortunately, under Nigerian law, spousal rape is not recognised. You’ll hear the stories of two Nigerian women, who are survivors of spousal rape,...
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1. COVID-19 and The Virus of Domestic Violence Against Women: Any Way out?
The UN estimates that 28 per cent of Nigerian women aged 25-29 have experienced some form of physical violence since age 15, while 15 per cent of women experienced physical violence within 12 months, and 25 per cent of married women or those living with their spouses have experienced violence.…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This podcast features a number of series mirroring the plights and aspirations of Nigerian women and children on a variety of issues. Ranging from a focus on the rising incidences of domestic violence against women in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic to how children and young people have fared in the same pandemic, these series come raw, are authentic, and brought you in the voices of the typically unheard, marginalised and forgotten majority. You would love what you hear.But we would love it even more if these voices are heard far and near and that much needed change comes as a result.
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