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In Congo, braving fear to demand justice and reparation

In Congo, braving fear to demand justice and reparation

Hundreds of victims are participating as civil parties in the trial of Fréderic Masudi Alimasi, known as "Koko di Koko". This militia leader has been appearing since late September for crimes against humanity before a military court in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo. Despite insecurity and threats, the victims have come to claim "justice and […]

By Claude Sengenya

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