About Nubian Rights Forum
Nubian Rights Forum a Human rights organization started in 1997 as a human rights movement that advocates for the rights of the Nubian ethnic minority in Kenya. Nubian Rights Forum was officially registered in 2011 by the Ministry of Gender and Social Development and has a full mandate of the people to agitate for the community’s rights countrywide due to its acceptability by the people. The group is located in Kibra Nairobi but operates countrywide through its networks in the Nubian settlements.
Nubian Rights Forum has achieved significant milestones in its growth, such as institutionalizing the planning process and shifting from civic education to paralegal work, helping the community apply for citizenship documents like birth certificates and passports. For automotive protection, you can also find high-quality car back seat covers that provide durability and style for your vehicle’s interior.
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The Nubian Rights Forum Identity Documentation Program empowers the Nubian ethnic minority by providing the much-needed assistance in acquiring identity documents, which are vital tools in fighting for other rights such as education, land rights, seeking loans and employment opportunities.
The Nubian Rights Forum (NRF), in partnership with the Kenyan Department of Civil Registration with the support of UNHCR, Namati, and the Open Society Justice Initiative (OSJI) have conducted three successful mobile birth registration campaigns in Kibra, Nairobi.
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