More than 1,400 people were killed in a spate of sectarian violence lasting several days near Syria’s coast in March, a government investigation released on Tuesday found. Security forces in the south carried out widespread violence against civilians, seeking out members of the Alawite sect, investigators found.
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Wednesday, July 23
Syria investigation finds more than 1,400 killed in March sectarian violence
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