| 5,673,452 |
13.5 |
7.1 |
Niger |
|
Members of the Front for the Restoration and Defence of Democracy held protests calling for the resignation of President Mainassara. FRDD supporters hurled stones at vehicles carrying ruling party supporters and attacked vehicles. |
| 5,673,457 |
13.52 |
2.12 |
Niger |
|
An unidentified armed group attacked the home of opposition coordinator, Ali Sabo. As a result of the attack, the Front for the Restoration and Defence of Democracy said they would increase pressure to call for the resignation of President Mainassara. |
| 5,673,461 |
13.52 |
2.12 |
Niger |
|
Police fired teargas at students protesting for bursary arrears. |
| 5,673,465 |
13.52 |
2.12 |
Niger |
|
Police fired teargas at students protesting for bursary arrears. |
| 5,673,471 |
13.13 |
3 |
Niger |
|
A land dispute broke out between two villages: Waze and Diawondo. The clashes resulted in 16 deaths and 10 people wounded. |
| 5,673,475 |
13.52 |
2.12 |
Niger |
|
After clashes broke out between Djermas ethnic group and Tuaregs, one person was killed and six wounded. Police intervened with teargas. |
| 5,673,480 |
13.52 |
2.12 |
Niger |
|
After clashes broke out between Djermas ethnic group and Tuaregs, one person was killed and six wounded. Police intervened with teargas. |
| 5,673,484 |
13.52 |
2.12 |
Niger |
|
After clashes broke out between Djermas ethnic group and Tuaregs, one person was killed and six wounded. Police intervened with teargas. |
| 5,673,488 |
13.72 |
11.3 |
Niger |
|
The mass grave of 150 people was found two months after the Toubou rebels signed a peace agreement. (Most of the bodies are Toubou). It is suspected that the government is responsible for the killings but it is unknown who orchestrated the killings. |
| 5,673,491 |
13.52 |
2.12 |
Niger |
|
Activists protested for transparent elections scheduled for 7th February. |
