Massacre
Apr 29 2009, Rose Ng'ang'a

The government has contradicted itself by re-arresting Maina Njenga, the man known to be the leader of outlawed Mungiki sect. The man was arrested minutes after the high court quashed his five year jail term he was given two years ago. His freedom was..

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Nebaj:

In this June 10, 2008 file photo, relatives look at the bones of Gaspar Terraza Matom, about 10-years-old, who was killed in a massacre by the Guatemalan Army in 1981, during a mass burial in the Cocop community in the village of Nebaj, Guatemala.