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Why Lockdowns Don’t Work and Hurt the Most Vulnerable 1 Michael P. Senger, an attorney and author of the September 2020 article, 2 “China’s Global Lockdown Propaganda Campaign,” reviewed the largely hidden impacts of global lockdowns. Ivor Cummins’ video above also reviews data showing just how “hugely ineffective” lockdowns have been. As one would expect, shutting down businesses for extended periods of time leads to businesses going under for impaired cash flow from lack of revenue. Back in August 2020, Bloomberg reported 3 that more than half of all small business owners f...

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Nigeria: Stop Jailing Children for Alleged Boko Haram Ties United Nations Urges Releasing, Reintegrating Children Caught Up in Conflict Children released from military detention in Nigeria in July 2018. © UNICEF/UN038572/Naftalin (Abuja) – The Nigerian government should comply with new United Nations Security Council recommendations to immediately release children from military detention for alleged association with Boko Haram, Human Rights Watch said today. The government should sign a protocol to hand children over from military custody to civilian autho...

Human Rights Watch has said about 3,600 children were jailed by Nigerian forces for alleged ties with Boko Haram and other insurgency groups. In a statement on children and armed conflict in Nigeria, Human Rights Watch Security Council’s working group on children and armed conflicts, expressed grave concern about the detention of children for suspected involvement with Boko Haram. “The Nigerian government should comply with new United Nations Security Council recommendations to immediately release children from military detention for alleged association with Boko Haram,” Human Rights Wa...

The rights watchdog, Human Rights Watch (HRW), on Monday urged the Federal Government to urgently release children currently in military detention over alleged association with Boko Haram. In a statement issued by its press department, the HRW urged the Nigerian government to ensure the children’s release in compliance with the United Nations Security Council recommendations. The group also implored the government to hand over the children from military custody to civilian authorities for reintegration. The Children’s Rights Advocacy Director at HRW, Jo Becker, expressed concern about the...