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Human rights group seeks independent probe into Mary Habila’s death

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The late Mary Habila (Photo credit: @sowore)

The group said questions remained over the circumstances surrounding Ms Habila’s death and called for a thorough investigation, including forensic examination, witness interviews and other lawful investigative procedures.

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