HRW raises alarms over Nigeria's terrorism trials

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has expressed concerns over Nigeria's mass trials of alleged jihadists, stating that many convictions were secured with minimal evidence and potentially under duress. This raises questions about the fairness of the trials.

22 Jul, 17:37 — 22 Jul, 17:37

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Nigeria’s Terrorism Trial: Convictions were secured with minimal evidence, under duress – HRW

Human Rights Watch on Wednesday raised alarms over Nigeria's mass trials of alleged jihadists, saying many convictions were secured with minimal evidence and possibly under duress. The post Nigeria’s Terrorism Trial: Convictions were secured with minimal evidence, under duress – HRW appeared first on Vanguard News.

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