Subsidy Removal Protest: 11 Groups Drag President Goodluck Jonathan Before International Criminal Court

Over alleged killings of 35 Nigerians by security agents, 11 human rights groups have dragged President Goodluck Jonathan before the International Criminal Court, ICC, accusing him of killings of no fewer than 35 Nigerians by security agencies in the on-going protest against subsidy removal by the Nigerian government.

According to Vanguard Newspaper, the Human Rights Agenda Nigeria Network, HRAN and 10 other groups in the petition by HRAN chair, Mr Chino Obiagwu, want Prosecutor Moreno-Ocampo of ICC, to open a preliminary examination of these alleged violations and to investigate and prosecute any international crime against the statute that might have been committed.

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