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Ilunga wants Kabila charged with crimes against humanity

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    The leader of the rebel Rassemblement congolais pour la democratie (RCD-Goma) faction, Emile Ilunga, on Monday said President Laurent-Desire Kabila should be charged with crimes against humanity, the Associated Press (AP) reported. “There has been a constant violation of human rights,” Ilunga said, during a visit to the US. “Thousands died at his order and millions were left in abject poverty.” Ilunga is in the US to gain support for the Lusaka peace agreement and put forward the RCD’s point of view.

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