U.N. decries reported mass graves found in Libya town after LNA retreat


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  • Friday, 12 Jun 2020

TUNIS (Reuters) - The United Nations mission in Libya said on Thursday it was horrified by the reported discovery of mass graves in the town of Tarhouna after the internationally recognised government recaptured it from eastern-based forces.

"International law requires that the authorities conduct prompt, effective and transparent investigations," it said in a statement.

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