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UN Human Rights Chief Raises Concerns Over Treatment of Remains in Gaza
The UN's human rights chief, Volker Turk, has criticized Israel's handling of remains in Gaza, stating that bulldozers are clearing rubble without respect for the deceased. He raised concerns about potential war crimes as extensive remains are discovered, with estimates indicating that over 8,000 people may still be buried in the rubble. Despite a ceasefire agreement, military operations continue, resulting in further casualties.
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The UN's human rights chief, Volker Turk, has criticized Israel's handling of remains in Gaza, stating that bulldozers are clearing rubble without respect for the deceased. He raised concerns about potential war crimes as extensive remains are discovered, with estimates indicating that over 8,000 people may still be buried in the rubble. Despite a ceasefire agreement, military operations continue, resulting in further casualties.
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