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Cote d'Ivoire: Amnesty International Report on Post-Electoral Conflict

Written byAbdoulaye Bah
Translated byLaura Venables

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Translation posted 26 May 2011 9:03 GMT

Amnesty International published a report about Cote d'Ivoire [fr, PDF] on May 25 in conclusion of a field survey: Looking back on 6 months of post-electoral violence. In this document [fr] the organisation warns that, “The conclusions of this report clearly show that all of the conflicting parties have committed crimes under international law, including war crimes and crimes against humanity.”

 

 

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Written byAbdoulaye Bah
Translated byLaura Venables

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