Explain
We explain human rights and what they mean for citizens, institutions and the state.
The Nigerian Bar Association Human Rights Institute is established to protect the human rights of citizens, and to promote the rule of law and good governance in Nigeria.
The Institute works through the Bar to make human rights understood, observed and enforced — in practice, in policy and in law.
We explain human rights and what they mean for citizens, institutions and the state.
We monitor the state of human rights across Nigeria and document violations.
We protect human rights and the dignity of vulnerable people, and champion access to justice.
We promote compliance with human rights, including equal treatment, in practice, policy and legislation.
The NBA-HRI explains, monitors and protects human rights, promotes compliance with human rights (including equal treatment) in practice, policy and legislation, and increases the awareness of human rights in Nigeria.
A society where human rights are promoted and protected and the independence of the legal profession is guaranteed. A society with unhindered access to justice, where the human rights and dignity of vulnerable people are protected.
Membership is open to lawyers enrolled with the Nigerian Bar Association. Register online, pay your annual dues and receive your credentials — all from the portal.
Enter your Supreme Court Number and confirm your details.
Add your contact details, practice area and a passport photo.
Pay securely online and download your receipt instantly.
Receive your HRI membership number and certificate. Renew each year.
Each year on 10 December the Institute joins the world in marking International Human Rights Day. Programme details will be published here.
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Human Rights Membership & Compliance
Join the NBA Human Rights Institute today — ₦15,000 per year.