Probe into Ivory Coast’s mass killings
Human rights groups are looking into post-election violence in the West African country.

Published On 25 Apr 2011
Human rights groups such as Amnesty International are investigating reports of mass killings and other abuses in Ivory Coast – violations they allege were committed by forces loyal to Alassane Ouattarra, the president-elect.
Laurent Gbagbo, the former leader’s soldiers are also alleged to have committed crimes during months of post-election violence.
Haru Mutasa travelled to the village of Carrefour in western Ivory Coast where mass killings are said to have taken place.
Source: Al Jazeera