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They waited for help but it never came. Shocking revelations have emerged about the child victims of sexual abuse committed by peacekeepers in the Central African Republic three years ago. The actual voices of the children are heard in a new documentary produced by SVT (Swedish Public Television) and they say the United Nations never helped them.
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