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Amnesty International: Survivors Of Boko Haram Abused by Army by lashout1: 12:20am On Jun 02, 2018
“Five of us went together, all of us were raped; the soldiers took us one by one when we came out of the camp. We decided to fetch water in large groups so nobody touched us. But when we were just few, they raped us.” – 25-old Kale (not her real name) told Amnesty.

Over the past few years, the Nigerian military has carried out intensive operations to re-capture territory that had come under the control of the armed group Boko Haram. But, instead of “freeing” hundreds of thousands of people who had been trapped in these areas, survivors have faced only more violence and abuse.

Women have been forced into camps and many have been raped - often in exchange for food. Thousands have died of starvation. Some women find themselves more at risk of abuse because their husbands have been taken away; they were automatically suspected of being Boko Haram fighters because they were men of a certain age.

But a group of displaced women called the Knifar Movement are campaigning for justice and for their husbands to be released. The group of around 1,300 members have collected a list of names of almost 800 people from their villages who died from hunger and sickness in displacement, and have reported sexual violence involving the military and the civilian militias in the camp. The group submitted detailed testimony to a Presidential Investigative Panel about the violations that they faced but the report is yet to be released.

If we can pressure the president to release the report, we will have taken a huge step towards justice. With enough pressure, we can make this happen together. Join us and call for the release of the report now.

https://www.amnesty.org/en/get-involved/take-action/demand-justice-for-abused-survivors-of-boko-haram/?utm_source=IntSec_Members&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=Nigeria%20Boko%20Haram%20action%20email1%20EN_EGS_N1_VD_GNG_TIJ_LEN_JCA_AP_S107245
Re: Amnesty International: Survivors Of Boko Haram Abused by Army by dadark: 12:50am On Jun 02, 2018
chaii...why do you blacks allow this people to be around you....!!??

i dont get it.... undecided undecided

does this even make sense....?
Re: Amnesty International: Survivors Of Boko Haram Abused by Army by dadark: 12:52am On Jun 02, 2018
the same boko haram that is kidnapping and killing people....??

who are this white moroons talking about....??
Re: Amnesty International: Survivors Of Boko Haram Abused by Army by Alejoc(m): 5:42am On Jun 02, 2018
These people are giving our army a tough time.... Putting them on their toes!
Re: Amnesty International: Survivors Of Boko Haram Abused by Army by SamuelAnyawu(m): 6:02am On Jun 02, 2018
grin Amnesty International self

How Army wan take Rape Refugees inside IDP Camp? In over 30 villages i have been to hear in Borno state, i have never seen an amnesty international staff, all their informations are based on "hearsay"

So the Nigerian Army carries food along when they go for clearance operation? To exchange for sex? grin.

Immediately the Nigerian Army Overuns a BH held territory they bring back these Refugees to the IDP Camps that are under the control of NGOs and the military where we record them as "new arrivals" and provide them with dignity kits, hygiene kits, liveliood cash etc...

Abeg Kudos to the Nigerian Army we wey dey here know wetin dey

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