US EditionNigeria rights body finds ’no evidence’ military conducted secret mass abortions
- The National Human Rights Commission concluded that the Nigerian military did not orchestrate or conduct the termination of approximately 10,000 pregnancies in the North-East, as alleged.
- Hillary Ogbonna stated, "There is no evidence that the Nigerian military conducted a secret, systematic, and illegal abortion programme in the North-East."
- The investigation included testimonies from 19 NGOs and found that the military had taken care of women and girls in custody and those who left IDP camps.
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Forced abortions, mass killings of children: Human rights commission clear Nigerian Army of allegations - BBC News Pidgin
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Panel Clears Military of Alleged Forced Abortions in Nigeria
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) investigative panel has cleared the military of allegedly terminating approximately 10,000 pregnancies in the North-East, Nigeria. Led by retired Supreme Court Justice Abdul Aboki, the seven-member panel described the allegation, which was featured in a special report published by a foreign media organisation, as false. The Special Independent Investigative Panel on Human Rights Violations in Counter-I…
Nigerian military cleared of forced abortion allegations in North-East — National Accord Newspaper
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) investigative panel has cleared the military of an alleged termination of approximately 10,000 pregnancies The post Nigerian military cleared of forced abortion allegations in North-East appeared first on National Accord Newspaper.
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