The body of a death squad victim is exhumed so that it can be buried with full Christian rites. Bodies of victims found dumped on-city streets are often buried in mass graves.
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Press, 19 June 1984, Page 26
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32The body of a death squad victim is exhumed so that it can be buried with full Christian rites. Bodies of victims found dumped on-city streets are often buried in mass graves. Press, 19 June 1984, Page 26
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