Zimbabwe began selling hundreds of thousands of carats of rough diamonds on Wednesday that were mined from an area where human rights groups say soldiers killed 200 people, raped women and forced children into hard labour.
Some 900-thousand carats were put up for auction Wednesday, the mines ministry said.
Some 900-thousand carats were put up for auction Wednesday, the mines ministry said.
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