Amnesty says mass killings in Nigerian detention by security forces
Amnesty International says hundreds died in Nigerian military custody in the first half of the year through shootings suffocation and neglect amid counterinsurgency in the northeast. The report cites cases in Maiduguri Damaturu and a detention center with testimony from freed detainees and calls for urgent investigation.
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