AMNESTY Int'l hails Senate's turn to test military

LAGOS—AMNESTY International, AI, yesterday, depicted the choice by the Senate to test affirmations brought up in its report as an appreciated improvement and an indication of seek after casualties looking for equity

Acquittal International In an announcement by its Director in Nigeria, Osai Ojigho, AI expressed that: "As opposed to making a move to address the issues brought up in this report, such as exploring incalculable affirmations of assault and other atrocities, the Nigerian military has fallen back on its standard threatening strategies of refusals and dangers. "The Nigerian military is progressively depending on dangers, terrorizing and spreads to ruin Amnesty International's work archiving the human rights infringement it has conferred." On May 24, the association discharged a report, They Betrayed Us, which recorded affirmed sexual brutality against starving ladies and young ladies confined in satellite camps under the control of Nigerian warriors and local army. The military, in any case, denied the claims.