Document #1194678

HRW – Human Rights Watch (Author)

Everyone's in on the Game

https://www.ecoi.net/en/file/local/1194678/1226_1282138664_nigeria0810webwcover.pdf

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        ecoi.net description:
        Report on forms of police corruption (structure of police; human rights abuses associated with police extortion and bribery; impact on rule of law; violence by vigilante groups; accountability and internal measures against police corruption)
        Country:
        Nigeria
        Source:
        HRW – Human Rights Watch (Author)
        Published:
        17 August 2010
        Document type:
        Special or Analytical Report
        Language:
        English
        Document ID:
        1194678 (former ID 144690)

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