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NIGERIA: ABOVE THE LAW ARBITRARY DETENTION AND ENFORCED DISSAPEARANCE BY THE NIGERIAN SECRET POLICE

Damian Ugwu

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'A well researched document detailing dozens of relatively recent cases of the Nigerian Secret Service having the alternative acronyms of DSS and SSS, abusing their power to illegally detain and kill people.

Originally published to Amnesty International'

Kateqoriyalar:

Society, Politics & Philosophy - Government & Politics

Tom:

1st

İl:

2017

Nəşr:

1st

Nəşriyyat:

Amnesty International

Dil:

english

Səhifələr:

74

Seriyalar:

Amnesty International Reports

Fayl:

PDF, 2.27 MB

IPFS:

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english, 2017

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