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Violence in Nigeria: Bringing Back No One
Amnesty International released new findings into war crimes and other human rights abuses occurring in Nigeria. Evidence gathered included a series of videos.
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Gruesome Footage Implicates Nigerian Military in Atrocities
Gruesome video footage provides fresh evidence of extrajudicial executions and other serious human rights violations being carried out in north-eastern Nigeria as the fight by the military against Boko Haram…
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IVAWA Takes Center Stage in the Senate Tomorrow!
But Congress won’t act unless you use the most powerful tool of all: your voice!
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Boko Haram: Now What?
To date, the Nigerian government appears to be doing nearly nothing beyond firing generals who they have concluded colluded with Boko Haram.
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The Chibok Abductions: This is Not an Episode of the A-Team
While we all hope for the girls to be freed and returned safely to their families, truth is that a rescue operation will only put a temporary band aid on…
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This Mother’s Day, What More Can be Done to Help End Violence Against Women and Girls Globally?
This mother's day, help Amnesty turn one in three to none in three by taking action to support the International Violence Against Women Act.
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Nigerian Authorities Failed to Act on Warnings About Boko Haram Raid on School
Damning testimonies gathered by Amnesty International reveal that Nigerian security forces failed to act on advance warnings about Boko Haram's armed raid on the state-run boarding school in Chibok.
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What Can Be Done for the Girls of Chibok?
The atrocities being carried out by Boko Haram must be addressed. But a heavy-handed security response is not the answer.
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Nigeria: Bring Back Our Girls!
Two weeks after the kidnapping, the Nigerian government has yet to communicate a plan or take action, even as reports of the girls being sold into sexual slavery or forced…
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Education Under Attack in Nigeria
Since the beginnings of 2012, at least 70 teachers and over 100 schoolchildren and students have been killed or wounded.
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Annual Report: Niger 2013
Republic of Niger Head of state Mahamadou Issoufou Head of government Brigi Rafini People accused of belonging to terrorist groups were ill-treated in detention. Several aid workers and their driver…
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Annual Report: Nigeria 2013
Federal Republic of Nigeria Head of state and government Goodluck Jonathan The situation of violence and insecurity for Nigerians intensified, with at least 1,000 people killed in attacks by Islamist…