A week after violence rocked Bujumbura, leaving scores dead some semblance of normality has returned to Burundi's capital the UNited Nations has accused Burundi's security forces of summary executions, arrests and houses to house raids. A claim rejected by authorities, who say the military acted in a professional manner.
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