Dehumanised

Sabrina also spoke about the way being homeless left her feeling dehumanised on a daily basis due to the stigma associated with it, one of the key issues that Prince William and the Homewards project hopes to address.

Exploitation happens when a child’s right to be valued and not to be dehumanised, objectified, or viewed as an item to trade, is denied.

He said the people of Kogi were horrified, brutalised and dehumanised during the exercise, adding that there have been weeping across the state following INEC declaration of Yahaya Bello as winner of the election.

Madam Betty Ayagiba, the founder of WOM who thanked the media and the CHRAJ Director as well as the youth for honouring invitation to the workshop, and explained that women were special to God and any activity that dehumanised them was unpleasant to God.

So if we really don’t want women to be dehumanised, we can’t criminalise them under the laws as we do their aggressors.

In his evolutionary model of history, he argued that human history began with free, productive and creative work that was over time coerced and dehumanised, a trend most apparent under capitalism.

It was a very powerful tool but it further dehumanised war particularly when it suggested strategies which were counter intuitive.