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House marked for demolition, Njemanze Road, NIGERIA, november 2009

Amnesty International: Demolition set to leave hundreds homeless in Nigeria

House marked for demolition, Njemanze Road Hundreds of people have been forced from their homes to make way for a commercial development in Rivers State, Nigeria, Amnesty International has learned. Residents of Njemanze Road, Port Harcourt will lose their homes permanently if a planned demolition by local authorities goes ahead this week.
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UN-HABITAT to probe Nigeria evictions

28/03/2009 Nairobi
Tuesday 17 March 2009

Appeal for assistance

application/pdfAppeal for assistance by Motor, Mechanics, Technicians & Motor Spare Dealers Association Port Harcourt (2008).pdf [546.81 kB]

Tuesday 17 March 2009

Appeal

application/pdfAppeal to UN-Habitat about Port Harcourt evictions (2008).pdf [1.12 MB]

Tuesday 17 March 2009

COHRE

application/pdfCOHRE letter to Nigeria and River Satte governemnet against evictions and demolitions in Port Harcourt (200).pdf [135.54 kB]

Tuesday 17 March 2009

HIC-HLRN

application/pdfHIC-HLRN Open Letter to Government Nigeria against evictions in Port Harcourt (2008).pdf [46.11 kB]

Tuesday 17 March 2009

SERAC

application/pdfPress release SERAC against demolition in Port Harcourt (2009).pdf [113.59 kB]

Tuesday 17 March 2009

Tenants Union

application/pdfTenants Union letter requesting the Nigeria Government intervention against housing right violations in River State (September 2008).pdf [1.08 MB]

Tuesday 17 March 2009

Tenants Union

application/pdfTenants Union Letter to Nigeria Government againts demolitions in PH (August 2008).pdf [135.45 kB]