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| Africa Live: Kenyans urged to stay calm after news of helicopter crash - BBC News | Africa Live: Kenyans urged to stay calm after news of helicopter crash - BBC News |
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| Richard Hamilton | |
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| Campaign group Survival International has accused the UN's cultural organisation, Unesco, of complicity in the forcible eviction and abuse of indigenous people. | |
| In a report to mark World Heritage Day, it says serious abuses are being committed in the name of conservation at several Unesco World Heritage Sites in Africa and Asia. | |
| Unesco has issued a statement to the BBC strongly contesting the allegations. | |
| It says it has made respect for the rights of indigenous people a fundamental principle in the management of its sites. | |
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