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Founded in 2009, PLAC is an independent, non-partisan, non-profit capacity building organisation that works to strengthen democratic governance and citizens’ participation in Nigeria. Through broad-based technical assistance and training, PLAC works to promote citizens’ engagement with government institutions and to advocate for legal and policy reforms and promote transparency and accountability in policy and decision-making processes.

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Voices of Women Protesting Against Constitution Bias at the National Assembly on International Women’s Day

Special Issue on Women and Politics: The Battle for Political Space

UnderRepresented: The Documentary

Electoral Quotas for Women Do Work, Male Political Elites Mostly Responsible for their Adoption

Measures Taken by Some African Countries to Increase Women’s Representation in Parliaments

More resources for women at their disposal will stop political parties from seeing them as liabilities, says Ibijoke Faborode of ElectHER

Women in Politics, More Reliable than Men, Says Nigeria’s First Elected Female Senator, Chief Franca Afegbua

WRAPA Challenges Social and Cultural Norms that Hold Women Back from Exercising their Political Rights

From Critics to Partners: CSOs and the Deepening of Democracy in Nigeria

Voices of Women Protesting Against Constitution Bias at the National Assembly on International Women’s Day

Special Issue on Women and Politics: The Battle for Political Space

UnderRepresented: The Documentary

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Nigeria’s Fear of Electoral Quotas for Women

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Positive Pathways Initiative’s Perspective on Mental Health in Nigeria

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