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To: Brumar89 who wrote (419615)4/3/2011 9:44:46 AM
From: FJB1 Recommendation  Read Replies (2) of 793908
 
The UN forces were supporting the people that murdered a thousand people with machetes in the Ivory Coast.

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Apr 3, 6:06 AM EDT

Charges fly in killings of 1,000 in Ivorian town

By MICHELLE FAUL
Associated Press
JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- The United Nations and the government it supports in embattled Ivory Coast are trading accusations over the killings of hundreds of civilians in a western town.

The U.N. accused hunters fighting in a force to install democratically elected President Alassane Ouattara of "extra-judicial executions" of more than 330 people in Duekoue.

Ouattara's government Saturday night accused U.N. peacekeepers of abandoning civilians there to vengeful militiamen fighting for incumbent Laurent Gbagbo, who refuses to accept his election defeat.

The Catholic charity Caritas said more than 1,000 were killed over three days last week in one Duekoue neighborhood controlled by pro-Ouattara forces. Caritas said they did not know who did the killing.


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Ivory Coast: aid workers find 1,000 bodies in Duekoue

The single biggest atrocity in the long battle for control of Ivory Coast has emerged after aid workers discovered the bodies of up to 1,000 people in the town of Duekoue

telegraph.co.uk
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