Nigeria must ensure accountability for persons who attack peaceful protesters, By Osai Ojigho & Chuka Arinze-Onyia
#EndSARS: One of the most enduring protests by the Nigerian youths It is time for Nigeria to take necessary steps ...
#EndSARS: One of the most enduring protests by the Nigerian youths It is time for Nigeria to take necessary steps ...
“The fact that nobody has been brought to justice over the torture and killings of #EndSARS protesters is a stain ...
Amnesty International says laws enacted to prevent and protect people from rape are underutilised and not effective in Nigeria.
More than 61 children are still in captivity months after a mass abduction by bandits.
Police failure to investigate sexual violence deprives survivors of justice.
Villagers in the affected communities are left at the mercy of rampaging gunmen.
The police said at least 21 personnel were killed in three months in Imo State.
"The #TalkYourTruth campaign is aimed at protecting the right to freedom of expression."
Recent attacks in Borno State were marked by war crimes, including rape and other sexual violence, as well as murder ...
Amnesty said the supporters of #EndSARS movement continue to face intimidation despite the Lekki shooting.
Casualties include protesters, security officials and thugs who were allegedly hired by the authorities to confront the protesters.
The group attributed the fatalities to the wave of violence and use of lethal force by the Nigerian police.
Amnesty International said over 1,000 people have been killed in Northern Nigeria.
The rights group documented at least 82 cases of torture, ill treatment and extra-judicial execution by SARS between January 2017 ...
Nigerian Army allegedly failed to conduct any useful inquiry into how more than 600 detainees were killed by soldiers in ...
"These brazen acts of razing entire villages, deliberately destroying civilian homes and forcibly displacing their inhabitants with no imperative military ...
Mr Falana said this during a workshop for legal support to journalists who are oppressed.
Amnesty International Nigeria advised Nigerian authorities to use them (the findings) as as a blueprint to establish bias-free investigations.
"Our research also shows that despite an existing law against the use of torture, no police officer has been charged ...
Officials of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) and representatives of over 72 rights groups and individuals were present at ...
The women have not seen their husbands and sons in four years
“We have now confirmed that this week’s attack on Rann was the deadliest yet by Boko Haram."
The post has been condemned by several Nigerians and civil society organizations since it was posted.
“Basic human rights are not subject to whims of world leaders," the global agency tells the two governments.
Dozens of Shiite protesters were killed by Nigerian soldiers between October 27 and 30.
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