Candlelight Vigil For Justice For Victims Of Police Violence In Angola

Candlelight Vigil For Justice For Victims Of Police Violence In Angola

A sign with the name of one of the victims of violence is seen surrounded by candles during a vigil held in the vicinity of the Angolan embassy in Lisbon. July 11, 2023. This activity was organized by Amnesty International Portugal, and aims to raise public awareness about the ongoing human rights violations in Angola, to demand justice for the victims and their families and to ask the Angolan government to put an end to police violence and repression. (Photo by Jorge Mantilla/NurPhoto)

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