Elderly 'frequently killed' in Nigeria's Boko Haram conflict: Amnesty

Elderly people are disproportionately killed in the Boko Haram conflict in northeastern Nigeria and are often treated as an "afterthought" by humanitarian agencies, Amnesty International said Tuesday.

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