Monthly casualty summaries, press statements and bulletins from the Community of Practice Against Mass Atrocities.
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COVID-19 bulletin · 19 May 2020
Illegal Mining during Covid-19 27 Illegal miners comprising of 17 Chinese Nationals and 10 Nigerians (including a traditional ruler) have been arrested in Osun State. While the activities of these
COVID-19 bulletin · 5 May 2020
In a bid to project Nigeria towards a self-sufficient, modern and inclusive economy, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria Godiwn Emefiele has proposed 8 essential steps to turning
COVID-19 bulletin · 5 May 2020
Drop in the price of oil: Nigeria is faced with an existential crisis in view of the recent crashes in the price of crude oil, resulting from the end of
COVID-19 bulletin · 5 May 2020
ACCESS TO JUSTICE COVID-19: High-Handedness of Law Enforcements Agents The Nigeria National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Wednesday 15th April issued a statement highlighting the disproportionate human rights abuses
COVID-19 bulletin · 5 May 2020
Virtual School Policy The Federal government directed that all schools (Primary, secondary and tertiary institutions) be shut down from 26th March 2020, to curtail the
COVID-19 bulletin · 5 May 2020
Delta Residents protest covid-19 lockdown extension On Wednesday 15th April, residents of Delta state met Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa’s extension of lockdown in their state with a vehement street protest,
COVID-19 bulletin · 5 May 2020
Bi-Weekly Bulletin Wednesday 29th April, 2020 Published by the Secretariat of the Joint Action Civil Society Coalition (Nigeria Mourns) Introduction The novel corona Virus (Covid-19) was first confirmed in Nigeria on
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The month of November recorded a total number of 112 deaths from mass atrocities across the country, with the main factor being targeted and random kidnappings in urban, rural areas
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OVERVIEW The number of incidents relating to isolated killings and random abduction in highways, urban and rural areas increased by a little margin, compared to the month of September.
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OVERVIEW As in preceding months, the month of September recorded high incidences of violence including: serial killings, banditry, herders’ attacks; gang clashes, extrajudicial killings, Boko Haram attacks
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Media tracking of mass atrocities in Nigeria for August 2019: kidnappings on highways and in communities, extrajudicial killings by security personnel, and continued banditry and terrorism.
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Media tracking of mass atrocities in Nigeria for July 2019, as deaths from banditry rose and spread into Kebbi and Sokoto states, and abductions spread across the country.