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27 مارس 2017

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RNZ (Radio New Zealand)

PNG police squads accused of burning 150 houses

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A human rights group in Papua New Guinea is accusing police of burning down 150 houses in a village near the Porgera Gold Mine, during an early morning raid over the weekend. The Akali Tange Association also alleges up to eight women were gang-raped and six men beaten during the raid... Mr Yapari said he had been informed by a local policeman that the raid was ordered by Barrick Gold, which co-owns the Porgera Mine.

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