Four things to know about Nigeria's movement to end police brutality.
On Saturday, 3 October, a video of Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) officers dragging two men out of a hotel and shooting one of them surfaced on the internet and was immediately followed by outrage from the #EndSARS movement.
Four things to know about Nigeria's movement to end police brutality.
1. Founded in 1992, SARS is a tactical police unit created to combat cases of armed robbery, kidnapping and other violent
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