Witness Claims Accent Marked Troops' Origins
Bemba’s lawyers challenge assertion that CAR nationals would have recognised DRC soldiers by the way they spoke.
Kabila Has Little to Fear From DRC Opposition
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Defence Blames Patasse Loyalists for Crimes
Bemba team contends his troops were not in CAR when many of abuses took place.
5,000 War Victims Still Waiting for Pledged Compensation
But activists urge comprehensive reparations programme for all those who suffered in 20-year LRA conflict.
Faith in DRC Justice Bolstered After High Profile Case
Conviction of top Lubumbashi official’s son for murder restores some trust in a judiciary prone to corruption and political interference.
Court Hears CAR Civilians Took Part in Looting
Witness said they scared people from their homes, claiming Bemba’s soldiers were going to attack them.
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