Armed conflict in NW, SW: Extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrest on the rise

BY LUCY LIMA Tension mounts within families of thousands as Government forces have engaged in extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrest, random looting, shooting, torture, molestation using disproportionate and discriminating force, abusing and arresting protesters, burning more than 300 villages, 600 houses, displacing hundreds of thousands of civilians, attacking hospitals beating and raping women and girls. The traumatising situation is on the rise as the crisis in the North West and South West regions, rages on. Families are bearing the brunt of the unending crisis which morphed into an armed conflict since 2017. Lukong Bede Suiriliy on the run ,declared wanted amidst…