Free speech activists in Nigeria are expressing concern after a federal court ruled that a singer appealing his death sentence for blasphemy must have his case retried in a Shariah court.
Yahaya Aminu Sharif's lawyer argued his case should be tried in a secular court and challenged the legality of Nigeria’s Islamic courts, which critics say threaten free speech...
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Published (Updated) on Sunday, August 21, 2022

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