Boko Haram must account for years of atrocities, says Amnesty Int’l

Amnesty International (AI), yesterday, said Boko Haram must be held to account for its years of atrocities, including war crimes, committed against Nigerians.

Bertram Nwannekanma, Victor Gbonegun and Waliat Musa

Latest news today on Amnesty International

Boko Haram must account for years of atrocities, says Amnesty Int’l

Police threaten litigation, demand apology from Amnesty Int’l

Police write Amnesty International, demand apology, retraction of publication

Police ask Amnesty to apologise, retract #EndBadGovernance protest report

War Crimes: Military not afraid of ICC investigation, defence boss

Amnesty urges govt to probe Ibadan, Anambra stampedes

IPOB: Amnesty seeks release of couple in detention for three years

HURIWA faults military’s reaction to AI’s claim, warns against self-help, civil rights clampdown

DHQ asks Amnesty to prove 10,000 civilian death claims

Amnesty Int’l accuses police of killing 24 protesters in Kano, others

Nigerian forces killed 24 persons during August protest - Amnesty International

Amnesty Int’l insists rich countries should pay for climate change losses

Amnesty hails FG’s decision to reject $1.3b sale of Shell’s onshore assets

Amnesty International condemns Nigeria’s crackdown on peaceful protests

Anger meets tear gas as Nigeria hardship protests fizzle out

Amnesty trains 150 Nigerian human rights volunteers

Over 1,000 #EndBadGovernance protesters detained, Amnesty alleges

Amnesty International says 21 killed in Nigeria hardship protests

Probe fatal shooting of protesters, Amnesty International tells Kano governor

Flutterwave empowers NYSC entrepreneurs at YEEP 2026

FG warns against harmful widowhood practices, expands health insurance, grants for the vulnerable

Cash hoarding hits N5.19tr amid aggressive digital payment push

U.S. sanctions expose terror financing amid growing security threats

The News You Need, Delivered To You.