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17 Jul 2007

Auteur:
African Association for the defence of Human Rights

Victims of Kilwa massacre denied justice by Congolese military court

Four Congolese and international nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) today published a new report documenting serious flaws and irregularities in the trial of nine Congolese soldiers for war crimes, and three employees of Anvil Mining for complicity in war crimes, committed in Kilwa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

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Dem Rep of Congo: NGO report alleges flaws in trial over Kilwa massacre that acquitted soldiers & Anvil Mining employees

Résumé du procès Anvil Mining (complicité en Rép. dém. du Congo, procédure en RDC)