Today, 10 December, is International Human Rights Day which commemorates the day on which, in 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

To mark the day, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein took part in a programme broadcast to a world audience via Facebook, in which he took questions from human rights activists on allegations of human rights abuses across the globe.

Over 500 questions were put to the UN chief, including several on how to address the killings of unarmed pro-Biafran protesters by the Nigerian government. Amnesty International have claimed, with video and eye witness evidence, that about 150 unarmed Biafran separatists have been killed by the army and police since August last year.

Al Hussein agreed that the Nigerian government has been “heavy handed” in dealing with protests saying, “we need to investigate the excessive use of force”.

He added that discussions were being held with the Nigerian authorities and the UN had “expressed concern” about the shooting of protesters.

http://www.naijiant.com/articles/international-human-rights-day-un-chief-calls-investigation-killings-pro-biafrans/

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How true can this be

Check the link. There is video evidence

I feel people in this forum think bashing ipob everyday in niaraland will actually change the reality.......the world is bigger than Nigeria and can swallow Nigeria up in due time....all the super powers are against Nigeria army shooting unarmed civilians and they must answer for it

I feel people in this forum think bashing ipob everyday in niaraland will actually change the reality.......the world is bigger than Nigeria and can swallow Nigeria up in due time....all the super powers are against Nigeria army shooting unarmed civilians and they must answer for it
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