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Congo/ICC: Germain Katanga’s double sentence

Congo/ICC: Germain Katanga’s double sentence

Former Congolese militia leader Germain Katanga has served his sentence handed down by the International Criminal Court (ICC). But for the last three years, he has been under prosecution in Kinshasa in a new trial that has not really begun. Many people say he is being prosecuted for political reasons. His former lawyer is meanwhile […]

By Christine Tshibuyi (in Kinshasa) and Ephrem Rugiririza

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