According to the United Nations, more than 100 female prisoners were raped and then escaped in a prison escape in the Congolese city of Goma.
A large number of prisoners stood out from Munzenze prison after combatants from the M23 rebel group began taking over the city last Monday.
Internal United Nations domestic documents seen by the BBC said that during the jailbreak, there were attacks by male prisoners by male prisoners.
The report notes that most women were killed after prisoners caught fire.
The BBC cannot verify the report.
Goma is a major city with more than one million people, arrested after Rwanda-backed M23 advanced rapidly through Eastern Congo Doctor (Eastern) and was arrested.
The city was in chaos, with bodies lying on the streets, and missiles reportedly flew past the residences.
Video of the jailbreak last week showed people fleeing the building as smoke was in the backstage. Heavy gunshots can also be heard.
exist Separate videos, people think of as escaped prisonerslifted through the streets of Goma.
The Congolese government said more than 2,000 people were killed when M23 clashed with Congolese forces and their allies.
At least 900 people were killed and nearly 3,000 were injured, the United Nations said. It is not clear that the death toll of the United Nations and Congo doctors differ.
Earlier this week, the rebels announced a ceasefire on humanitarian grounds, but reports of fighting on Wednesday.
