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Banyamulenge fearful for their survival

    NAIROBI

    The Congolese ethnic Tutsi Banyamulenge issued a statement to draw the international community's attention to the resumed Radio Patriote broadcasts and the distribution of hate leaflets in South Kivu. In the statement, received by IRIN on Friday, the Banyamulenge community said some members of South Kivu civil society were behind the anti-Tutsi sentiments. The statement urged the international community to help the Banyamulenge resume a dialogue with their Congolese compatriots and warned
    that "forces of extermination" were mobilising against the Banyamulenge.

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