131 civilians killed by M23 rebels in eastern Congo, says UN
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A new U.N. report says rebels in eastern Congo have killed at least 131 people and inflicted “unspeakable violence” against civilians. The findings published this week in a preliminary investigation
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Rebels in Congo have inflicted "unspeakable violence" on citizens in the country, killing at least 131 people. People were raped, their property was looted, and houses were burned.
A new U.N. report says rebels in eastern Congo have killed at least 131 people and inflicted “unspeakable violence” against civilians. The findings published this week in a preliminary investigation
M23 rebels killed at least 131 civilians in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo on November 29-30 according to preliminary findings, the UN mission in the country said.
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