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Human Rights Watch: Malian Army and Rebels Violating Civilian Rights
Human Rights Watch reports grave abuses by the Malian military and rebel groups against civilians amid ongoing conflict.
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The Nigerian military along with security agencies rescued 20 abducted Youth Corps members and a…
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