[TOP STORY] Amnesty International speaks out on repression and police brutality in Mozambique

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‘We keep calling on the authorities in Mozambique to end the crackdown because from what we see, it's been the police, most of the time, starting with violence, and of course, people are retaliating now,’ says Cidia Chissungo, international campaigner with Amnesty International.

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