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Haiti violence: Illegal weapons fuel gang fighting, says UN I BBC News
Illegal weapons from abroad are fuelling gun violence in Haiti, according to the UN.
It is not known exactly how many illegally trafficked weapons are in the country, but a UN report said that some estimates put the number at half a million for both legal and illegal weapons, as of 2020.
The Caribbean nation has been gripped by increased violence in recent weeks following several armed-gang attacks on key facilities.
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Pope Francis’ coffin was transported from the Vatican through the streets of Rome to be buried at Santa Maria Maggiore basilica.
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Pope Francis’ funeral has taken place in the Vatican, and his coffin has arrived at the church in Rome where he will be buried.
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Myanmar frontline: BBC witnesses army breaking ceasefire following devastating earthquake | BBC News
When Myanmar was devastated by a powerful earthquake in March which killed thousands of people, the country’s military rules …
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Cardinals will meet next month in a secret conclave to elect the next pope, the Vatican has said. The closed-door meeting will start …
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