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Amnesty demands unconditional release of detained FIJ journalist Ojukwu

Verified: 3 outlets in 2 countries have reported this story since Nov 10, 2 of them from Nigeria.

📍 Lagos, Nigeria, NG·🕐 36m ago·3 outlets

Amnesty International Nigeria has called for the immediate and unconditional release of FIJ journalist Daniel Ojukwu, remanded by a Federal High Court.

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The story so far · 6 reports · · 2 countries✓ Verified Nov 11, 6:42 AM UTC

2 outlets from Nigeria, where the story is: The Punch, Vanguard News · how we count

  1. Nov 10, 10:13 PM UTCFirst report
    SERAP demands release of detained FIJ journalist Ojukwupunchng.com ↗
  2. Nov 11, 6:42 AM UTC+8 h
    SERAP demands Ojukwu’s release, end to prosecution of journalistsvanguardngr.com ↗
  3. Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 11, 6:42 AM UTC · +8 h
  4. Nov 11, 7:39 AM UTC+9 h
    Nigeria: SERAP Demands Ojukwu's Release, End to Prosecution of Journalistsallafrica.com ↗
  5. Nov 11, 9:27 AM UTC+11 h
    Sowore demands release of detained FIJ journalist Ojukwupunchng.com (again) ↗
  6. Nov 11, 10:27 AM UTC+12 h
    Amnesty International demands release of journalist Ojukwuvanguardngr.com (again) ↗
  7. Nov 11, 11:27 AM UTC+13 h· you’re reading this
    Amnesty demands unconditional release of detained FIJ journalist Ojukwupunchng.com (again) ↗
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[Claude] Both reports cover Amnesty International Nigeria's call for the release of journalist Daniel Ojukwu after his remand, and they do not conflict on any facts.

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