Decriminalising suicide attempts and tackling the root causes

The Federal Government’s establishment of a special committee to review the criminalisation of attempted suicide demonstrates recognition of a worrying spate of Nigerians taking their lives or even thinking about it.

Guardian Nigeria

Editorial

Decriminalising suicide attempts and tackling the root causes

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