Amnesty International criticised Mr Tinubu’s government for “going too far in his repressive attempts” against opposing voices.
“As a network promoting digital rights in Africa, we condemn the confirmed internet disruption in the country which limited access to X,” the coalition said.
Among the violations of international humanitarian law were war crimes such as sexual violence, torture, ill-treatment, murder, and mutilation.
The defendant is not said to have asked them for money but instead gained satisfaction from watching others rape his wife.
The visit aims to assess the treatment of individuals in detention and measure whether the country has strengthened its capacity to protect human rights.
The letter was published ahead of Mr Francis’ visit to Belgium in September, where the pope plans to meet with victims of the church.
The UN Women has called on private and public sector stakeholders to promote inclusiveness by ensuring women can access financial resources.
Taking up financial roles at home boosts women’s confidence and independence and gives them a stronger voice in household decision-making.
Its chair, retired Justice Lawan Mohammed, made the call during the commission’s inaugural meeting at the Kano High Court on Thursday.
Meanwhile, the Cross River government said it was yet to take any position on implementing the new minimum wage.
