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Concern over "growth of ethnic hatred"

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    Meanwhile, the RCD's justice department on Saturday expressed concern over the growth of ethnic hatred in eastern DRC, which, it said, was taking on "dangerous proportions". The department chief, Jean-Marie Emungu Ewumbu, cited by the Rwanda News Agency, said the RCD would not tolerate "such poison". He noted that the pirate station, Radio Patriote, had started re-transmitting hate messages and that tracts had appeared calling for the removal of "Rwandans, Ugandans, Burundians and all their Nilotic and white allies".

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