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Laura DI BIASIO

Appeal begins in rape case of 11-year-old girl in Morocco

Morocco Paris the Middle East

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In tonight's edition: in Morocco, an appeals court is packed for a hearing in the case of the rape of an 11-year-old girl. The lenient sentences handed down to her attackers last month sparked outrage across the country. Also, for over a decade, thousands of Ugandan women have been flying out to the Middle East to find jobs as domestic workers, but multiple complaints of assault and abuse have come to light. Finally, Paris's 193 Gallery shines the spotlight on contemporary African artists.

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