The Mozambican town of Palma was seized by militants in March after a week-long deadly assault. Authorities are now back in control and are urging a reluctant population to return
2021/08/16/palma-returnees-accuse-mozambican-security-forces-of-abuses
2021/08/16/palma-returnees-accuse-mozambican-security-forces-of-abuses
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