The United Nations said on Tuesday it was "deeply concerned" by developments in the human rights situation in Senegal, and sees "a dark precedent" in the use of firearms by security forces against demonstrators
2023/06/13/senegal-un-sees-dark-precedent-in-use-of-firearms
2023/06/13/senegal-un-sees-dark-precedent-in-use-of-firearms
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