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Boko Haram’s Largest School Kidnapping Has Gone Unnoticed


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Boko Haram militants kidnapped some 400 women and schoolchildren in a remote Nigerian town over a year ago, and the world barely noticed.

Unlike the kidnapping of some 200 schoolgirls from Chibok a year earlier, there was no international outcry, no hashtags, no rallies and no U.S. drones scouring the Nigerian forest after the Islamic extremist group’s abductions in Damasak, in the northeastern Nigerian state of Borno.

Human Rights Watch released a harrowing new investigation into the abductions this week. At least 300 elementary school children are among those still missing, the international nonprofit organization said.

more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/boko-haram-damasak-girls-kidnapped_us_56fd9b7de4b0daf53aef4c39

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Katharine Hepburn

Wasn't that what the #bringbackourgirls thing was all about.

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27 minutes ago, CustomGueseppi said:

Wasn't that what the #bringbackourgirls thing was all about.

i think that was from a separate incident. but wow -__- mainstream media is ass sometimes. 

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TiphEret

Oh well why would we care there is not refugees on our shores....yet #howthemediacoverageworks

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Whispering

Obama "don't care about young black girls."

 

Elementary aged children...they will all end up as sex slaves. :( 

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Cocaine Heart

Everything that doesn't affect the west goes unnoticed. 

We going to boo
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