Côte d'Ivoire: Well holes suspected to be mass graves must be excavated

Headline Title: Cote d’Ivoire: Well holes suspected to be mass graves must be excavated 29 July 2013 The government of Cote d’Ivoire has failed to properly investigate evidence of human rights abuses linked to the killings at Nahibly displacement camp in the west of the country just over a year ago, says Amnesty International.In a report published today the organisation gives details of bodies thrown in several wells that have not been excavated by the authorities despite repeated calls for an investigation. Amnesty International is calling on Cote d’Ivoire to establish an international…

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