Wairagala Wakabi
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Witness claims that militia commanders did not reprimand troops over offences.
Courts told that looted property that was too heavy to be carried away was destroyed.
ICC trial hears how abuses by Congolese troops diminished after the accused spoke to them.
Prosecution witness says she tested positive for HIV after 2002 attack.
Prosecutors allege Congolese soldiers led by Bemba committed widespread abuses in CAR.
He rejects allegations that he offered money and then coached an individual who went on to testify for the prosecution.
As the Lubanga trial resumes, the question of payments made to intermediaries take centre stage again.
Prosecutors have five days to appeal a court decision to free alleged Congolese warlord.
Court hears prosecution declined to obey order issued by judges.
ICC prosecutors' intermediary rebuts claims that he sought to concoct evidence against Lubanga.