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Hundreds of people are thought to have died when violence erupted in the Uzbek city of Andijan on May 13 May, 2005. The Uzbek government says its soldiers were fighting off Islamic radicals attempting a coup. An independent international investigation into the killings has never been authorised by the government. Ten years later, Kriszta Satori has been speaking to some of the survivors. (Some testimony contains graphic detail.) (Photo: Relatives and friends of Uzbek resident Shehroz, 21, killed by soldiers during the clashes between the government forces and local protesters carry his coffin during a funeral ceremony in the Uzbek town of Andijan, 15 May 2005.) (Credit: DENIS SINYAKOV/AFP/Getty Images)
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