CLEAN : Kidnapped women used by Boko Haram on front line: rights group

The transcript discusses the ordeal faced by captives who were threatened and pressured to convert to Islam. It highlights the forced marriage of a young girl to an insurgent leader, leading to repeated abuse. The victims possess valuable information about the insurgents, but they continue to receive threats. Families of victims face displacement and fear. Assistance to Nigeria is hindered by human rights violations by its security forces, complicating international aid efforts.

What was the initial threat faced by the young women in the camp?

• Being denied food and water

• Being separated from their families

• Being killed if they did not convert to Islam

• Being forced to cook and clean

Who was the 15-year-old girl forced to marry?

• A fellow captive

• A much older insurgent leader

• A local villager

• A government official

What valuable information do the young women possess?

• Access to hidden resources

• Contacts in the government

• Knowledge of local geography

• Details about the insurgents' operations

What ongoing threat do the women continue to face?

• Inability to find employment

• Isolation from their families

• Threatening messages from insurgents

• Lack of food and water

Why is it difficult for Nigeria to receive international assistance?

• Geographical isolation

• Lack of resources

• Human rights violations by Nigerian forces

• Political instability