Hundreds suspected Boko Haram detainees killed in military camps-Amnesty International
Amnesty International has called for investigation About 1000 suspected Boko Haram militants died in detention in the first half of ...
Amnesty International has called for investigation About 1000 suspected Boko Haram militants died in detention in the first half of ...
Boko Haram attacks schools. Following the killing of at least 46 students of the College of Agriculture, Yobe, by men ...
Olugbenga Ashiru claimed Amnesty International apologised for the content of its report. Amnesty International (AI) has refuted the claim by ...
The report was jointly released by Amnesty International and Social Economic Rights Action Centre (SERAC). About 9,000 people lost their ...
Amnesty International, a human rights organization, has begun the process of collating signatures for its petition condemning last February's evictions ...
The groups said there is no evidence that the death penalty will work in Nigeria. Amnesty International, as well as ...
The lawyers said they would go to court if the SSS does not release the Al-Mizan journalists in 24 hours.
The CPJ urged the Nigerian government to rein in the security officials.
Amnesty International’s legal adviser advises Nigeria to properly regulate oil companies like Shell.
Presidential Amnesty Office said it has enough money to fund the disarmament process.
Nov. 2 (PREMIUM TIMES) -- The Force Headquarters has expressed concern over the content and methodology adopted in compiling the Amnesty ...
Nov.1 (PREMIUM TIMES) “We are in the middle of two things. If you take a look at your right or ...
Stop Gambians from killing death row prisoner as it is a violation of their human right, SERAP urges President Goodluck ...
Government must go beyond police re-organization to end the vicious cycle of violence and abuse
The human rights group accuses the police of using lethal weapons on peaceful protesters
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