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DRC: Is there genocide in Ituri?: Michelle Bachelet, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, is expected on Thursday in the eastern Congolese province of Ituri. On January 10, the UN…
DRC: militia leader sentenced to life for crimes against humanity: After two months of trial, the verdict has been handed down. Militia leader Frederic Masudi Alimasi, aka “Koko di koko”, was sentenced to life imprisonment…
Bukavu awaits militia leader’s judgment in troubled region: ...about the modus operandi of all the defendants present here, whether they acted as perpetrator, co-author or accomplice, which has not been done," said Jean…
In Congo, braving fear to demand justice and reparation: ..."Koko di koko" speaks at the microphone, surrounded by four other defendants of the Raia Mutomboki militia. © Claude SENGENYA The "monster" facing the spectators…
New rape trial near victims in eastern DRC: ...make on the charges against our client. When we have heard all the prosecution's evidence, we will decide our line of defence," said Jean-Claude Mufungizi,…
Congo: Rebel leader’s killing leaves justice wanting: Two weeks after Sylvestre Mudacumura's brutal "neutralization" by the Congolese army, voices are being raised on behalf of people in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo…
Ntaganda’s conviction, a sweeping win for the ICC Prosecutor: The conviction of Bosco Ntaganda, a former militia leader in the Democratic Republic of Congo, by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on July 8 comes…
Arrest warrant for Congolese militia leader raises concern and suspicion: On June 7, the North Kivu Military Prosecutor's Office issued an arrest warrant against rebel leader Shimirayi Mwisha Guidon, leader of an important militia group…
DRC: Victims of Kisangani’s “Six-Day War” urge Tshisekedi to act: Nineteen years ago, from 5 -10 June 2000, the town of Kisangani in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) was the scene of fighting between…
Denis Mukwege's interview: “Sacrificing justice for peace has brought neither”: This year’s joint Nobel Peace Prize winners, Congolese doctor Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad, a survivor of Daesh sexual slavery in Iraq, today receive their…

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