| 5,673,622 |
13.52 |
2.12 |
Niger |
|
Students burned tires to demand the re-opening of a campus that had been shut down the previous year. Rioters clashed with police. |
| 5,673,626 |
13.52 |
2.12 |
Niger |
|
Students erectd barricades of burning tires to protest for the re-opening of a Univeersity campus. Police dispersed the rioters. |
| 5,673,631 |
16.97 |
7.99 |
Niger |
|
Police broke up a group of armed bandits operating in the Northern parts of Niger. The Northern part of Niger has seen many attacks on tourists but the attacks have declined since police forces increased presence in 1999. |
| 5,673,635 |
14.25 |
13.11 |
Niger |
|
Security forces shot at a crowd of protesting truck drivers at N'Guigmi airport. One person was killed and six injured. Truck drivers were protesting against police harassment. |
| 5,673,639 |
14.25 |
13.11 |
Niger |
|
Security forces shot at a crowd of protesting truck drivers at N'Guigmi airport. One person was killed and six injured. Truck drivers were protesting against police harassment. |
| 5,673,643 |
13.52 |
2.12 |
Niger |
|
University students clashed with police while protesting for the payment of scholarship arrears. Police fired teargas at the protesters and protesters threw stones at police. |
| 5,673,647 |
13.02 |
1.71 |
Niger |
|
Armed bandits attacked military officers- killing two officers and leaving three missing. |
| 5,673,651 |
19.06 |
8.42 |
Niger |
|
Clashes broke out between the military and armed bandits led by Aboubakar Alabou. While military persons died in the attack, it is not stated how many. Three military men were taken hostage. |
| 5,673,655 |
13.32 |
12.61 |
Niger |
|
Soldiers mutinied over unpaid wages and living conditions. They took over the areas of: N'Gourti, Nguigmi, and Diffa. During the nine days of fighting, a curfew was imposed, government buildings were occupied in Diffa, and at least one rebel and one sold |
| 5,673,659 |
14.25 |
13.11 |
Niger |
|
Soldiers mutinied over unpaid wages and living conditions. They took over the areas of: N'Gourti, Nguigmi, and Diffa. During the nine days of fighting, a curfew was imposed, government buildings were occupied in Diffa, and at least one rebel and one sold |
