The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) gave Amnesty International seven-day deadline to retract and publicly apologize for its report about the #EndBadGovernance protests or risk facing legal action.

The explicit footage shows the defiant woman yelling at armed officers as she stands on the hood of their car in the busy ...

Several protesters were reportedly detained without ... threatening and targeting Amnesty International. “The intimidation, harassment and threat against Amnesty International coming after ...

Following an extensive legal proceeding characterized by global apprehension regarding justice and human rights, Türkiye has ultimately exonerated three individuals of those convicted in the Gezi ...

Reacting to the acquittal at the retrial of Mücella Yapıcı, Hakan Altınay and Yiğit Ekmekçi, whose initial convictions and 18 ...

The report, titled “Bloody August: Nigeria Government’s Violent Crackdown on End Bad Governance Protests,” was released by Amnesty International on November 28, 2024. It alleged that police ...

A Coalition of Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, in Nigeria, Tuesday, faulted Amnesty International Nigeria’s report about the EndBadGovernance protests, saying it is an inaccurate reflection ...

Ahead of an appeal hearing at the Court of Cassation against Badr Mohamed’s unjust conviction and five-year prison sentence ...