Sponsored attacks on Amnesty International: Another dimension to raging state terror in Nigeria

Sponsored attacks on Amnesty International: Another dimension to raging state terror in Nigeria

(Intersociety & SBCHROs, Nigeria: 22^nd March 2017)-The leaderships of International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law (Intersociety) and Southeast Based Coalition of Human Rights Organizations (SBCHROs) are deeply shocked and dismayed concerning the ongoing sponsored attacks by the agents of the Federal Government of Nigeria against the Nigerian Section of Amnesty International, using hired street urchins and laptop based groups; claiming to be human rights groups.

Biafran Massacre and Amnesty Int'l Report: Exposing Nigerian Army’s Shameless Falsehood And Remorselessness - Right Group lambasts Nigerian Military

Biafran Massacre and Amnesty Int'l Report: Exposing Nigerian Army’s Shameless Falsehood And Remorselessness - Right Group lambasts Nigerian Military

Exposing Nigerian Army’s Shameless Falsehood And Remorselessness Over Amnesty International Report On Massacre Of Unarmed And Defenceless Pro-Biafra Campaigners In Nigeria

(Intersociety, Onitsha Nigeria, 26^th of November 2016) - In the late evening of November 23^rd, 2016, the long-awaited Special Report of Amnesty International; the world’s largest and most respected rights body, was released from its London Headquarters, and almost immediately after the release of the Report; the Nigerian Army hurriedly, sheepishly and shamelessly released a statement of denial and falsehood, reproduced below; bolded and italicized:  

Amnesty International Report: See the GRUESOME pictorial evidence of the cold-blooded massacre of Biafrans that NAILED Nigerian Military

Another military truck loaded with murdered activists heading to Onitsha Army Barracks

"Streets were red with blood. I saw flying bullets. I saw people being burnt." Doctors recount HARROWING moments as they struggled to treat hundreds of Biafran Civilians under Nigerian military and policemen heavy shootings

The operation was conducted by the Joint Security Taskforce (JTF) of the Government of Anambra State, involving Nigerian Army in Onitsha; Nigeria Police Force, Anambra State Command and its SARS Unit; Nigerian Navy, Ogbaru Post; DSS, Nigerian Security & Civil Defense Corps and the National Drugs Law Enforcement.

Amnesty Int'l releases DAMNING video of the cold-blooded shooting of Biafran Nationalists

Amnesty Int'l releases DAMNING video of the cold-blooded shooting of Biafran Nationalists

Amnesty International, Thursday, released a damning video to back its report indicting the Nigerian security forces led by the military for the extrajudicial killing of unarmed Biafran protesters. AI accused Nigerian military of embarking on a chilling campaign of extrajudicial executions and violence resulting in the deaths of at least 150 peaceful pro-Biafra protesters in the South Eastern part of the country.

GUILTY as CHARGED! Amnesty International indicts Nigerian Military for extrajudicial killing of Biafrans [Details]

GUILTY as CHARGED! Amnesty International indicts Nigerian Military for extrajudicial killing of Biafrans [Details] 

Amnesty International, yesterday, came out with a report stating that the Nigerian security forces led by the military, embarked on a chilling campaign of extrajudicial executions and violence resulting in the deaths of at least 150 peaceful pro-Biafra protesters in the South Eastern part of the country.

Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen. Tukur Buratai

Nigeria: Crackdown on journalists and peaceful protesters an act of Dictatorship -- Amnesty International

Nigeria: Crackdown on journalists and peaceful protesters an act of Dictatorship -- Amnesty International

The continuing spate of arrests and detentions of journalists and bloggers amid the security forces’ violent disruption of peaceful protests underscores how the Nigerian government appears determined to crush dissent and suffocate freedom of expression, said Amnesty International today.

The organization is calling for the authorities to ensure the rights of Nigerians to freedom of peaceful assembly and freedom of expression, as guaranteed by international human rights law and the Nigerian Constitution.