Nigeria: Thousands killed, hundreds forcibly disappeared in two years in South-East region

By Amnesty International

The Nigerian authorities’ persistent failure to address the security crisis in the country’s South-East region has created a free-for-all reign of impunity in which numerous state and non-state actors have committed serious human rights violations and killed at least 1,844 people between January 2021 and June 2023, Amnesty International said today. The report, A Decade […] The post Nigeria: Thousands killed, hundreds forcibly disappeared in two years in South-East region appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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