‘I want the world to know my sister’s name’: friends and families of 17 aid workers killed in 2006 Muttur massacre demand justice
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The Guardian reports: "‘I want the world to know my sister’s name’: friends and families of 17 aid workers killed in 2006 Muttur massacre demand justice". It reports on global development, aid, and progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals. Read the full story at The Guardian for complete details.
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