05.09.2000 - Source:US Department of State 

"International Religious Freedom Report 2000"

International Religious Freedom Report 2000 [ID 112279]

09.09.1999 - Source:US Department of State 

"International Religious Freedom Report 1999"

International Religious Freedom Report 1999 [ID 112096]

19.12.2008 - Source:Human Rights Watch 

"Arbitrary Killings by Security Forces in Jos "

Jos: Report on arbitrary killings by police and army forces during inter-communal violence between Christians and Muslims in November 2008 [ID 112047]

12.12.2008 - Source:Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (formerly Global IDP Project) 

"Unresolved conflicts cause ongoing displacement"

Report on displacement in Nigeria: Conflicts and causes [ID 111825]

31.10.2008 - Source:Committee to Protect Journalists 

"Second U.S.-based Nigerian blogger held"

Another U.S.-based blogger held [ID 111733]

16.12.2008 - Source:BBC News 

"Nigeria holds foreign 'Islamists'"

Police accuse 8 foreigners of being 'Islamists' trying to incite violence [ID 111421]

10.12.2008 - Source:BBC News 

"Nigeria leader wants no immunity"

President calls for the rules that protect top politicians from prosecution to be scrapped [ID 110771]

05.12.2008 - Source:Médecins Sans Frontières 

"Fear and mistrust hinders care after post-election riots in Jos"

Jos: 300 people reported killed in post-electoral riots in late November 2008; 280 people with gunshots and machete wounds treated in University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), 100 patients undergone surgeries; 250 other patients treated in specialised hospitals [ID 110732]

25.02.2000 - Source:US Department of State 

"Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1999"

Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1999 [ID 110507]

26.02.1999 - Source:US Department of State 

"Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1998"

Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1998 [ID 110483]

30.01.1998 - Source:US Department of State 

"Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1997"

Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1997 [ID 110455]

30.01.1997 - Source:US Department of State 

"Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1996"

Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1996 [ID 110429]

03.1996 - Source:US Department of State 

"Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1995"

Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1995 [ID 110401]

08.12.2008 - Source:Integrated Regional Information Network 

"Sex in the slums"

Lagos: Articles on sex workers in Ijora Badia; according to the International Mobile Educator Organisation, 25 percent of the tested sex workers were HIV-positive [ID 110342]

06.12.2008 - Source:Guardian 

"The mixing of religion and local politics has had devastating consequences for one town in Nigeria"

Article on the ethno-religious riots in the city of Jos at the end of November 2008 [ID 110324]

01.12.2008 - Source:Christian Solidarity Worldwide 

"Jos, Nigeria – ‘Inaccurate reporting’ causes resentment among Christian community"

Jos: Tensions ease after violent clashes, but “biased and inaccurate reporting of events” by international media causes resentment among Christian community [ID 110279]

01.12.2008 - Source:Konrad Adenauer Stiftung

"Wieder blutige Unruhen in Nigeria"

Analysis on recent violent clashes in Jos [ID 110247]

31.01.1994 - Source:US Department of State 

"Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1993"

Country Report on Human Rights Practices 1993 [ID 110180]

04.12.2008 - Source:BBC News 

"Nigeria 'child witch killer' held"

A self-proclaimed "bishop" who claimed to have killed 110 child 'witches' is arrested [ID 110160]

03.12.2008 - Source:Human Rights Watch 

"Protect Anti-Corruption Czar"

Leading anti-corruption campaigner, Nuhu Ribadu, subject to harassment, threats, and an apparent attempt on his life [ID 110137]

01.12.2008 - Source:Human Rights Watch 

"Prevent Further Bloodshed in Jos"

Jos: HRW urges the government to investigate and prosecute those responsible for killing up to 400 people during the violent clashes which began on 28 November 2008 [ID 110134]

01.12.2008 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Analysis - Nigerian unrest shows risk from ethnic weapon" , Author: Reuters

Analysis of the violent clashes in Jos (religious, ethnic and political situation) [ID 110110]

01.12.2008 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Q&A - What are the implications of clashes in Nigeria?" , Author: Reuters

Questions and answers on the violence in Jos and what the implications are for Nigeria [ID 110109]

01.12.2008 - Source:ReliefWeb 

"Order being restored in Nigerian riot city" , Author: Xinhua

Jos: According to the police, order is being restored in the city; the violence has left thousands of people homeless and killed dozens of people [ID 110107]

02.12.2008 - Source:Balkan Insight

"Bulgarian Hostage Freed in Niger Delta"

Niger-Delta: Kidnappers freed a Bulgarian engineer who was abducted last month [ID 110038]