Harki families sue France over missing children's remains from 1960s camp

Five Harki families filed a legal complaint over children who died in a 1960s French camp and whose remains have vanished, alleging state responsibility. The case revives a long-suppressed chapter of France's colonial past and could pressure the state on historical accountability. The outcome is uncertain, but the legal action marks a new phase in Harki redress efforts.

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