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'Violent attacks' on Zimbabwe MDC

Members of the Zanu-PF militia beat unidentified people at the venue of the proposed Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party rally in Harare, Sunday, 22 June 2008

Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change has said there are "increased violent" attacks on its party members. Full Article at BBC News

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