Protesters besiege Amnesty International office, demand rights group leave Nigeria
The protesters accuse the prominent rights organisation of working against the interested of government.
The protesters accuse the prominent rights organisation of working against the interested of government.
The detainees are protesting against being denied family visits and dire conditions.
The Islamic Movement of Nigeria was recently classified as a terrorist group by the Buhari administration.
The victims were arrested on June 1.
"Our research also shows that despite an existing law against the use of torture, no police officer has been charged ...
AI says those responsible must face justice for all the atrocities they have committed and urges Nigerian authorities to do ...
The women have not seen their husbands and sons in four years
The Presidency and the Senate have reacted to the incident.
“Over the years, Shell has continually fought to make sure the this case is not heard in court."
“The Zimbabwean authorities will never be able to convince anyone that the country is open for business if they continue ...
“There is an increasing climate of fear across newsrooms in Nigeria."
The Intelligence Response Team earned nationwide accolades for busting 'Evans' and other notorious gangsters, but rights groups are unimpressed.
The group accuses the PDP flag bearer of using the Amnesty International’s report on farmers/herder to destabilise Nigeria.
Arrested on December 13, the political activist is spending the Christmas in a Kano prison
The latest reponse appears more measured, but still accuses the rights group of drawing "wrong conclusions".
Group says it only wants the authorities to work together to end killings in Nigeria
Amnesty International also reacted to the allegation.
The army said there is credible evidence that the organisation is working hard to destabilise the country.
At least 3,641 people killed between 2016 and 2018, most of them this year.
The rights group urges the International Criminal Court to investigate Nigeria's protection of war criminals in the military.
Dozens of Shiite protesters were killed by Nigerian soldiers between October 27 and 30.
“It seems the Nigerian military are deliberately using tactics designed to kill when dealing with IMN gatherings."
The army admits killing only three protesters after four soldiers were injured with stones.
A seven-member committee is investigating the authenticity of the clips showing the governor collecting wads of dollars suspected to be ...
Mr Jafaar also stood by the content of the videos when he appeared before the lawmakers at a public hearing ...
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