Amnesty says UN, South Sudan officials failed to prevent village massacre
Peacekeepers knew of likely raid on Abiemnom, where more than 200 people were killed, according to rights group report.
Peacekeepers knew of likely raid on Abiemnom, where more than 200 people were killed, according to rights group report.
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- Sudan · Africa
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- UN, South Sudan, Abiemnom
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- World
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