Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila has announced a movement to "save" his country, after a meeting with other opposition leaders in Kenya's capital Nairobi.
The meeting, held on Tuesday and Wednesday, resolved to rally Congolese to oppose the "dictatorship" of President Félix Tshisekedi, according to a document seen by the BBC.
Congolese government spokesman Patrick Muyaya dismissed it as a "non-event", and a meeting of "fugitives and convicts". Kenya's foreign ministry has not responded to the BBC's request for comment.
Kabila was recently sentenced to death back home for war crimes and treason. He rejected the charges as "arbitrary" but did not appear in court to defend himself.
Since May, his whereabouts have not been known until earlier this week when images of him in Nairobi surfaced on social media.
