Nigeria Archives - Amnesty International Ireland

25th June 2025
Hungary: More than 120,000 people from 73 countries speak up for Budapest Pride

10th June 2025
Nigeria: Girl survivors of Boko Haram still being failed by government inaction – New Testimony

10th June 2024
Nigeria: Girls failed by authorities after escaping Boko Haram captivity – New Report

17th February 2020
Nigeria: Military razes villages as Boko Haram attacks escalate

16th March 2018
Nigeria: Amnesty activists uncover serious negligence by oil giants Shell and Eni

30th January 2018
Nigeria: Dozens killed as military launches air attacks on villages beset by spiralling communal violence

28th November 2017
Shell must be investigated for complicity in murder, rape and torture

14th November 2017
Nigeria: Deadly mass forced evictions threaten waterfront communities

14th November 2017
The human cost of a megacity: Forced evictions of the urban poor in Lagos

11th September 2017
Nigeria: Landmark panel to investigate crimes by military must be independent, impartial and effective

3rd July 2017
Decode Oil Spills: Innovative data project enlists thousands of digital activists to track Nigeria spills

29th June 2017
Nigeria: In the dock: Shell’s complicity in the arbitrary execution of the Ogoni nine

29th June 2017
Nigeria: Shell complicit in the arbitrary executions of Ogoni Nine as writ served in Dutch court

31st May 2017
Nigeria: Security forces must avoid repression of Biafra day protests

21st April 2017
Nigeria: Gallows preparation in Lagos prison suggests spate of executions imminent

24th November 2016
Nigeria: At least 150 peaceful pro-Biafra activists killed in chilling crackdown

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