Monthly summary

Mass Atrocities Casualties Tracking Report for February 2020
In the month of February 2020, we recorded 374 violent deaths related to mass atrocities across 21 states of Nigeria. This was a slight decline in the number of casualties
Monthly casualty summaries, press statements and bulletins from the Community of Practice Against Mass Atrocities.
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Monthly summary

In the month of February 2020, we recorded 374 violent deaths related to mass atrocities across 21 states of Nigeria. This was a slight decline in the number of casualties
Monthly summary

‘Optimistic’ was not an adjective that best described Nigerians as 2020 kicked off with an uptick in the number of casualties of mass atrocities. Our tracking of violent killings for
Report

A brief on violence in Nigeria’s North-West region, from banditry and jihadist activity to resource conflict and abductions, between 1 January and 14 June 2020.
Press statement · 11 Jun 2020

Between June 10 and 11 of 2020 , about 150 citizens were killed in mass violence across the country. They will not be here. Democracy ended for them. They will
COVID-19 bulletin · 11 Jun 2020

Weekly bulletin on human rights and governance as Nigeria marked 100 days since its first COVID-19 case, and what the pandemic revealed about the health system.
COVID-19 bulletin · 10 Jun 2020

Weekly bulletin of 2 June 2020 on human rights and governance during COVID-19, covering the second phase of Nigeria’s eased lockdown.
COVID-19 bulletin · 27 May 2020

Weekly bulletin of 26 May 2020 on human rights and governance during COVID-19, including the risks faced by health workers on the frontline of the pandemic response.
COVID-19 bulletin · 19 May 2020

Covid-19: NULAI, NBA Provide Free Legal Services for Violators of Lockdown Order The Network of University Legal Aid Institutions (NULAI) in partnership with the Nigerian Bar Association, has been providing
COVID-19 bulletin · 19 May 2020

Lockdowns The Federal government’s total lockdown order on the Federal Capital Territory, Lagos, and Ogun states which commenced on Monday March 30 lapsed on Monday 4th May. While not completely
COVID-19 bulletin · 19 May 2020

Covid-19: Nigerians and Disobedience Since the Federal Government’s order for the gradual easing of the lockdowns took effect in Lagos State, Ogun State as well as the Federal Capital Territory
COVID-19 bulletin · 19 May 2020

Mobile Courts to Enforce Lockdown Directives The Federal Government introduced 13 mobile courts across the Federal Capital Territory to prosecute violators of the lockdown directives. Similarly, Rivers state set-up…
COVID-19 bulletin · 19 May 2020

Preamble During his national address on Monday 27th of April, President Muhammadu Buhari directed that the 35-day lockdown order on Abuja, Lagos and Ogun states be relaxed from Monday 4th