NORTH KOREA ADVISES CITIZENS TO EAT DOG MEAT TO BEAT THE SUMMER HEAT. (PHOTO).

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 Kim Jong Un tells North Koreans to 'turn their dogs into soup' during deadly heatwave North Koreans have been urged to eat dog soup as the country struggles to manage a brutal heatwave. A state newspaper in the country published an interview with one of the nation's top doctors that encouraged citizens to start making the highly controversial soup dish. Translated as "sweet meat soup", the article published in Rodong Sinmun describes the dish as offering North Koreans a "highly nutritious" food option that can help counter the symptoms of heat stroke, such as "cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and hyperthyroidism", according to the South China Morning Post. It has also long been believed to cause increased virility in men, as well as boosting immune systems. North Korea's capital city Pyongyang has its own dog meat restaurant that specialises in dangogi guk, with Kim Jong Un known to be a big fan, serving the dish at dinner parties and st...

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL REPORT ACCUSES NIGERIAN FORCES, EBUBE AGU, AND NON-STATE ACTORS OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN SOUTH-EAST. (PHOTO).


 Amnesty International Report Accuses Nigerian Forces, Ebube Agu, and Non-State Actors of Human Rights Violations in South-East


A new Amnesty International report has indicted the Nigerian police, army, the regional security outfit Ebube Agu, and non-state actors for widespread human rights abuses in South-East Nigeria, including unlawful killings, enforced disappearances, and torture. The report, titled A Decade of Impunity: Attack and Unlawful Killings in Southeast Nigeria, documents over 1,844 deaths attributed to both state and non-state actors between January 2021 and June 2023.


The report details a range of violations from January 2021 to December 2024, including arbitrary arrests, displacement, and attacks by gunmen, state-backed paramilitary groups, vigilantes, criminal gangs, and cults. It highlights how the government’s crackdown on pro-Biafra protests since August 2015 has fueled a cycle of violence, creating a climate of fear and insecurity in the region. “Assassinations of prominent personalities and attacks on highways, security personnel, and facilities are chilling reminders of the region’s insecurity,” said Isa Sanusi, Director of Amnesty International Nigeria.


Amnesty International has called on the Nigerian government to urgently address the crisis, end the impunity, and ensure justice for victims. “The government must stop turning a blind eye to the unlawful killings, arbitrary arrests and detention, torture, enforced disappearances, and destruction of properties in the South-East region,” Sanusi urged. The organization emphasized that authorities must uphold constitutional and international human rights obligations, bring perpetrators to justice through fair trials, and provide victims and their families with access to effective remedies.

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