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UN human rights office to send investigators to Lebanon over potential international law violations in war, chief says
The UN human rights office will deploy investigators to Lebanon next week to assess potential international law violations by all parties in the ongoing war, as announced by UN human rights chief Volker Türk. Lebanon was drawn into the Middle East conflict after Hezbollah, backed by Iran, fired rockets at Israel on March 2, leading to an Israeli military campaign.
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