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Will Tshisekedi act against impunity for serious crimes in Congo?

Will Tshisekedi act against impunity for serious crimes in Congo?

One year after his inauguration, Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi has not made any strong gesture against impunity for serious crimes, say civil society organizations. They urge that prosecutions for international crimes, which are the prerogative so far of the military courts, should also be dealt with by the civilian courts, by creating a "joint specialized […]

By Claude Sengenya

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