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Adaura C.’s life has never been easy. She escaped after being trafficked to Libya, where she was repeatedly raped and exploited. She then suffered severe abuse at the hands of ISIS.
Now, back in Nigeria, she is anxious about her uncertain future.
Human trafficking is a large and increasing problem in Nigeria. But few talk about what happens to trafficking survivors once they are repatriated back home, where the government’s efforts to protect and assist women like Adaura too often fail to respect their rights.
The disruption to services since August 5 has exacerbated an information blackout, stopped families from communicating, prevented people from accessing medical services, and disrupted the local economy.
This week, the European Court of Human Rights ruled against Russia over the 2009 death of jailed whistleblower Sergei Magnitsky, whose name has become synonymous with human rights sanctions.
Venezuelan migrants crossing into Colombia are finding themselves in the middle of a violent conflict, falling prey to armed groups committing egregious abuses.
Time stands still for more than 740,000 Rohingya Muslims, who are still unable to return home two years after being driven into Bangladesh, fleeing widespread killings, rape, and the burning of their villages at the hands of the Myanmar military.
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