Six people accused of witchcraft were killed, 2 of them burned alive, and the official said: “The collapsible savagery”

Six people are charged magician Wednesday was alive by a militia in the statement of AFP, alive, alive, stoned, stoned or beaten or beaten by a militia.

All of the official and witnesses asked for an anonymity, the incident was known as the accusations of the ruling party, which was known as the imbonerakure, said the incident took place after the charges of the strong youth movement.

The group is characterized by the United Nations and legal organizations as a militia.

“A group of young Imbonerakure entered the houses of about 10 people accused of witchcraft. Then they attacked them.

“Six people were killed, two of them were alive. Others stoned with clubs or large stones thrown into their heads,” he said. “It was terrible, unspeakable savagery.”

Three officials were beaten, but as a result, after the police intervened, he said he was rescued.

Several unpredictable videos have been spread on social media since Tuesday.

Some clips also confirmed the two witnesses who recognized the group as Imponserakure to AFP.

Several legal groups, including human rights hours, especially since 2005, since 2020, since the authoritarian authorities of the former President Pierre Nkurunziza accused the killing and torture.

“Obvoculars, others armed, sickened, diseased and showered opponents, sometimes killed suspicious opponents with or supported or supported by local administrative workers, police or intelligence agents” According to Human Rights Hours.

Bujumbura Provincial Governor NSengiyva said 12 people were arrested on Tuesday.

Local residents say the “unacceptable mob justice”, recently reported unexplained deaths to the victims.

The small nation is mainly Christian and traditional beliefs are deep rooted with unexplained deaths, often accused of witchcraft.

Only last year, the Supreme Court sentenced the former prime sentence to life imprisonment, “he was sentenced to life imprisonment for the allegations.

The belief in Witchcraft remains in many rural communities and other parts of the continent along the West African coast.

At the beginning of this year, Amnesty International said Hundreds of people suspected of sorcery in Ghana face human rights violations, including murder.

In the month of February was two people in Zambia Practice is charged with witchcraft and have charms to harm the country’s president.

Most of the church in the Catholic former Portuguese colony, witchcraft belief in some village communities in Angola is also common. Police said last year About 50 people died Angola after a plant had to drink a negative ipseir to prove that they are not a wizard.

During his visit to Angola in 2009, Pope called Benedict Catholics Shun witch and witchcraft.