Nigeria: Captured girls 'face rape danger'
The Nigerian schoolgirls who remain captives of Boko Haram militants "definitely" face the danger of being raped, a senior United Nations official has said.
Schoolgirls' location uncertain as search effort grows
More than 200 kidnapped schoolgirls are believed to be in captivity at the forest hideout of Islamist militants in north-east Nigeria.
The 60,000 square-kilometre Sambisa Forest lies near the village of Chibok where the girls were abducted, and south of Gamburu - the border town where a most recent attack is thought to have killed at least 125 people.
The exact whereabouts of the schoolgirls is uncertain, however.
Some fear that some or all of the girls could have already been smuggled into neighbouring Cameroon or Chad, where tracking them down could become yet more difficult. Both governments reject the claims.
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300 sorties flown in hunt for abducted Nigerian girls
The Nigerian military has flown more than 300 sorties in the hunt for the abducted schoolgirls, a Major has told ITV News' Rageh Omaar.
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Video claims to show kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls
A newly released video from Boko Haram reportedly shows the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls.
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#BringBackOurGirls creator: Government refused to act
The man who started a viral hashtag campaign in support of the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls says it has forced the government to act.