NO CONCESSIONS FOR NIGERIA UNTIL BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS RESTORED
9 October, 1998
Mixed reaction from human rights group after Commonwealth meeting.
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A briefing on the human rights situation in Nigeria as of October 1998, for Commonwealth Foreign Ministers
5 October, 1998
The Islamic Human Rights Commission is deeply concerned about the continuing human rights abuses in Nigeria under the leadership of General Abdulsalami Abubakar.
URGENT ALERT: COMMONWEALTH FOREIGN MINISTERS TO MEET NIGERIAN FOREIGN MINISTER 8/9 OCTOBER 1998
5 October, 1998
IHRC is deeply concerned that the Commonwealth is hosting a meeting between the Commonwealth country Foreign Ministers, and the Nigerian Foreign Minister this week in London, UK.
Human Rights Violations in Nigeria: April 1997 – September 1998 (Addendum)
2 October, 1998
Addendum to report #2006
Human Rights Violations in Nigeria
April 1997 – September 1998
NIGERIAN HEAD OF STATE TO VISIT UK
22 September, 1998
The Free Al-Zakzaky! Campaign is asking all campaigners to fax or telephone the Nigerian High Commission in the London, UK today to leave messages for the President General Abubakr
Human Rights Violations in Nigeria 1997 – 1998
1 September, 1998
An overview of the number and nature of atrocities committed by the Abacha and subsequent junta against the Muslim Brothers in Nigeria between April 1997 – September 1998. Read the report here. The Islamic Human Rights Commission has continued to research the deteriorating human rights
CAMPAIGN UPDATE: Nigeria – Zeenah Ibrahim and her children released
27 August, 1998
Thanks to the concerted campaigning of volunteers the world over, Zeenah Ibrahim, her six children and the other women and children arrested in April, have been released.
Nigerian junta should release all political prisoners regardless of their faith
2 July, 1998
The Islamic Human Rights Commission is calling on the new Nigerian regime of General Abubakr Salamu to release Mu’allim Ibrahim Al-Zakzaky, the leader of Nigeria’s Islamic opposition, and all political prisoners from the Muslim Brotherhood.
Nigerian junta should release all political prisoners regardless of their faith
2 July, 1998
The Islamic Human Rights Commission is calling on the new Nigerian regime of General Abubakr Salamu to release Mu’allim Ibrahim Al-Zakzaky, the leader of Nigeria’s Islamic opposition, and all political prisoners from the Muslim Brotherhood.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN DETAINED FOR INSULTING NIGERIAN PRESIDENT
27 April, 1998
Zeenah Ibrahim, wife of imprisoned Muslim leader Mu’allim Al-Zakzaky, and six of her children aged between 17 months and 11 years of age, charged with inciting hatred of Nigerian government and insulting President of the military junta
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