Amnesty International (Ai)
Survivors of Boko Haram attacks, particularly women and girls, who live in IDP camps in the northeast, have narrated how Nigerian and Cameroonian security officials who were supposed to be protecting them, maltreated them.
Amnesty International (AI) has stated that thousands of women and girls who were fortunate to survive Boko Haram insurgency are facing attacks and abuse from the Nigerian security forces who claim to be rescuing them.
Melvin Ejeh said the group members will converge at the AI's office again on Wednesday, March 22, until the human rights organization leaves Nigeria.
DHQ said the report is contrived lies orchestrated to blackmail and ridicule the Nigerian Armed Forces which they have unsuccessfully tried to do in the past.
Amnesty International has warned the federal government to obey court order releasing Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN)