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Alleged "Witches " Murdered By Boko Haram In Nigeria
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December 1, 2022
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On November 10th, a group of 14 women accused of using witchcraft were killed by the Islamic terrorist group Boko Haram. According to Talkwe Line, a woman who escaped two weeks ago, roughly 40 women were held in a village near Gwoza town. Talkwe said that the commander Guyile ordered his men to detain the women from the houses where they practiced "witchcraft." He accused the women of the sudden death of his children. Even though a clear description of how the crime was committed is yet to be revealed, the term used in the Hausa language for describing the deaths meant slitting their throats. Since Talkwe's escape, 12 additional women have been killed. Security sources in Nigeria confirmed they were aware of the circumstances and actively investigating. However, a thorough investigation was impossible as the village is located in a remote area.
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Alleged "Witches" Murdered by Boko Haram in Nigeria
Location: Nigeria
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