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Rights groups including the Human Rights Watch have condemned police brutality used on protesters in the Democratic Republic of Congo on July 31.
A series of marches across the country organised by pro-democracy group Lucha, and backed by several leading opposition politicians, were mostly snuffed out by heavy police deployments.
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