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Does Nigeria Hang Women? Yes

Posted By: adminon: January 28, 2020In: People in ActionTags: Amnesty International, CLO, Crime and Punishment, EU, Maryam Sanda, Transitional justiceNo CommentsViews:
Does Nigeria Hang Women? Yes

It must be that there have been extremely low cases of women in the sort of crime that attracts capital punishment. That can be the only explanation for why whether women are ever hanged or... Read more

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