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20 years on, genocide cases filed over Burundi refugee massacre

20 years on, genocide cases filed over Burundi refugee massacre

  • The cases relate to the massacre of around 160 Congolese Tutsi refugees at a camp in Gatumba in Burundi near the border with DR Congo
  • The August 2004 killings were documented by the United Nations and Human Rights Watch but the perpetrators have never faced justice.
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