Women Who Survived Boko Haram Detained, Raped & Starved By Soldiers In Camp – Amnesty International Shares Disturbing Video

The Amnesty International has revealed that women who survived Boko Haram attack were raped by Nigerian soldiers.

They made this known via disturbing video shared on their social media account.

“These brave @knifar2017 women—who survived Boko Haram, but were detained in camps where rape and starvation were rife—took on the Nigerian government to demand justice. They won’t rest until the world knows. Help share their story to start #16Days of activism.”

The graphic video shows detations, torture and more..

One of the women who spoke said:

“We have no husbands, nothing to eat or drink, we are responsible for taking care of our children. The government should listen to our cry and come to our aid. We were in our village when President Buhari said he doesn’t want poor people to suffer, that we should all come out, that we would be helped. So we all packed our belongings and left. But the Nigerian Army took many of the men and accused them of being ‘Boko Haram’. They were Tortured, imprisoned and killed. Women and children were locked up in camps, starved, abused and raped.

Another woman recounts:

“You will see a soldier with food in his hands and he will say, ‘if you like me, take this food’. They would say ‘come with us’ and we will think about our children crying for food. If you accept the food, he would come back later to have intercourse with you, and if you refused, he would use force to rape you.”

The consequence?
Thousands died in camps

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