Officials of the UN Security Council are expected in Burundi on
Thursday to hold talks and seek an end to the violence by convincing
President Pierre Nkurunziza to accept an African Union peacekeeping
force.
It is the second visit of the council to Burundi in nine months as
the UN seeks to calm tension which could lead to violence and human
rights abuses.
“There needs to be some kind of international force with protection
of civilians mandate present on the ground in Burundi,” the US
Ambassador to the UN said.
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Source: Africanews.
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