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Mixed-race Congolese women sue Belgium for separating them from their families - Face2Face Africa

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Five mixed-race Congolese women have sued the Belgian government for forcefully separating them from their families when the European country administered Congo as a territory. The women – all in their 70s – said they were taken from their families and put in Catholic missions in the then Belgian Congo where they were treated as...

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